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M.EF?S'TY
OF
0F
MONDAY
,11
M'CH/GAN
ISSUE
"M
39
I9si
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 173
Number 4995
New
York, N. Y., Monday, March 19, 1951
Price 90 Cents
CopJ
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Adam Hat Stores,
-period End. Feb. 28—
,
Sales
O
- * 1951—Month—1950
$1,263,727
"
*
INSURANCE
-
';Y"/Y:v
Stock Offering
13 of 300,000
shares of common stock (par $1) made by a group of
investment banking firms headed by
Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and Bear, Stearns & Co., at $13.75 per
share, has
Oversubscribed—The
$2,261,536
"Y"
:v.
Y
In This Issue
•'
*
Aerco Corp., Englewood, N. J.—Files With SEC—
:
The corporation on March 13 filed a letter of ^notification with the
SEC covering 272 shares of 5% cumulative
participating nonconvertible
preferred
stock
used
per unit, without underwriting.
working capital.
-
for
The proceeds
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—Expansion, Etc.—
See
United
Gas
Pipe Line
below.—V.
Co.
173,
New York
(
Curb
Stock
Boston
1057.
p.
Sachs &
shares of
Detroit
Stock
Offered—Goldman,
Co. and associates on March 14 offered 50,000
common stock (no par) at $37.75
per share.
—
Los Angeles Stock
i
BUSINESS—The
biological
and
corporation
manufactures-
pharmaceutical^ products
treatment of disease.
r-
and
used
broad
sells
the
in
lines
prevention
the
'•
i
*
,
33
Francisco
Stock
manufacture
Bachmann
blending
under
Exchange.
35
Montreal
'■
Stock
Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange
35
arid
uniform
of
one
wool
fabrics
*
for
the
was
—37
in
of
largest
is
Toronto
Stock Exchange—Curb
41
$24,798,413
Transactions New York Stock Exchange,
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
32
32
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
31
Iowa
and
the
other
of
160
located
acres
in
South
Over-the-Counter
*
40,000 of the total number of hogs *
required annually under present operations
for
the
production - of *
anti-hog-cholera serum and virus.
The company also owns a farm
of 160 acres near Zionsville devoted
mainly to research,: and,* to a',
jmlnor extent, to the production of certain biological items.
3: :
,
of
Dakota,
than
more
38
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
'
Long-term
debt
(without
) ""Consisting of
1955; and a
'
cents
$45,368,073
common
a
share
per
June
final
$1,365,000
/UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
to
364,445 shs.
311,290 shs.
purchase
named
the
has
company
below,
number
agreed
to
sell
to
each
of
'*.
Robert.
i
declared
was
W.
Baird
&
G.
Becker
&
Co.
*
•
1,500
3,000
Inc.
1,000
O.
&
Beane
Co.—
Peet &
173, p. 857.
Federal
Stein
Bros.
Stern
1,500
&
&
SEC
covering
per
drill
filed
letter
a
of
a
51,236
hole
core
53,220 shares was acquired and sold by the underwrit¬
ing group headed jointly by Smith, Barney & Co. and
W. E. Hutton & Co.—(See offering in V. 173, p. 961).
of
1,500
with
offered
are
to
the
at
'
Net
sales
Total
other
and
!
revenues
and expenses..
cost
;
Net
^
income
—
47,000,505
will
made
at
the'
Guaranty Trust Co. of New
15, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 378.
At the
York,
30,918,202
899,787
9,767,996
callable
all or in part at any
interest.*
accrued
-The proceeds
Israel.—V. 173,
to
are
p.
be
used
for
the
time
at
par
The
company
covering
per
share),
invest
on
10,000
and
in
without
notes
and
of
a
common
underwritihg.
mortages
on
of
stock
The
real
be
proceeds
estate
.Month-of
Salres
—V.
,
February—
-
_
-
-
with
offered
are
The
at
to
.
- -»
The
par
($10
used
to
'
*
Armco
Steel Corp.
*
819,737
14.
This
shares to
which
93.5% of the aggregate of
stockholders were entitled to
subscribe under the terms of the
offering.
stock,
1951,
12,
an
B,
,
par f
value $li
par
increased from
March
aggregate
outstanding
the
1,050,000 shares, and the '
700,000 to
shares,
$350,000,
transferred
was
from
JPlaced privately on Jan. 26,
shares
of
stock
common
in
the
Y
/ i
names;
amounts
■ :
•
,
,
1951.
.
.
^
forth
set
,
:
:
,
;
including
debt,
.
25,000
25,000
Shields
10,000
American
10,000
Clement
10,000
_u
Inc.
10,000
R.
C.
W.
E.
&
Carl
M.
&
Loeb,
Rhoades
173,
Y
said
,Y /„
Dec, 31,
Stein
Bros.
&
4,000
3,000
&
Johnson,
Co., Inc.
——3,000
McDowell, Dimond & Co.—
3,000
&
Co
3,000
Lane, Space &
Rauscher, Pierce & Co
-
Robinson
&
and
Lukens
on
March
*
.
and has
Dempsey & Co.,
Mead, Miller & Co
Townsend, Graff & Co.—
6,000
Boettcher
and
Bateman, Eichler <& Co
5,000
Harold
Brown
Richard W. Clarke & Corp.
5,000
5,000
Hamlin & Lunt
proceeding
seeking authority to
of Georgia, Florida,
scheduled further
'
»
.
that
the
reopened
l
hearings
to
5,000
Farwell,
5,000
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co
is
Gulf
"must
introduce
evidence
proposing to build approximately 1,731 miles of
from southeastern Louisiana through Mississippi,
extending
South
Georgia,
recent estimate
of
Carolina
5th-year
of-
In
and -northern
the total over-all'cost of
Florida/
The
estimates
the
filed
in
area
March,
the Commission
order,
GaS
as
Co.,
which
had
Gulf.,
Southern
and
was
tained
the
.
....
dismissed
Atlantic
1947,
proposed
consolidated
,
application.
Chapman & Co.—
2,000
2,000
,2,000
that
both
sales
and
profits
in
it
was
announced
on
March
12.—V.
173, p. 562.
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D. Jones & Co.
to
the
application
serve
Natural's
for
Established
position
of
*
remain
in
the
proceedings.—V.
300 North 4th St., St.
substantially
application
*"
170,
p.
878.
Louis 2, Missouri
Members
New York Stock Exchange
was
hearing with Atlantic's
during the hearings, Southern Natural main¬
that it was not prepared to go forward with its
to
1871
T
Midwest
However,
showing but desired
-
-
the
of the current year are at the highest rate in the history
sales are estimated at 96,254,843,000 cubic feet.
Natural
same
2,000
.
any
concurrent
Southern
indicate
Stock
Exchange
"
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
,
Co.,
*
most
the facilities is $98,700,000.
..
a
2,000
&
Barium Steel Corp.—Sales & Profits at Record—<
Preliminary
has admitted that it has no contracts or firm com¬
of its prospective customers for the sale of any
the proposed volumes of gas.
.
.
for
Co
—
-
company
mitments
C.
*
?,500
2,500
-
Atlantic
of the corporation,
company
Inc.
>
2,500
.
Norman W. Eiseman & Co.,
Inc.
5,000
Boyce
first quarter
The
3,000
3,000 i
3,000
2,500
Whipple & Co
Bacon,
6,000
6,000
Kinsley & Adams
Mitchum, Tully & Co
—V. 173, p. 962.
961.
p.
3,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
6,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co
1950, com- 1
4,000
Co
6,500
.
.
Co., Shreveport, La.—Hearings—
Alabama,
14.
on
,
&
7,500
Co.
the
Dann
Hanrahan
7,500
—_
,
4,000
4,000
—
7,500
Co.__
Co
Common,
Co.
*
Co.,
Hirsch
&'
___
Walker
&
7,500
Co._
Jackson
Evans
A.
7,500
—
Weeks—_
Hutton &
5,000
5,000
4,000
Corp._
7,500
10,000
.Curtis
H.
/
Co.
Company
Securities
Jaffray & Hopwood
Pressprich & Co
W.
Vietor,
Allyn and Co., Inc.—
Hayden, Stone & Co
&
—
Piper,
10,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co
firm commitments' for sufficient sales of its pipeline capacity to
convincingly that it is able to finance and construct the pro¬
posed facilities and that the project will be economically feasible."
annual
The balance "
Shares
Pacific Northwest
10,000
Estabrook &
company proposes to serve 58 communities in Alabama, Georgia,
South Carolina and Florida, and 22 direct industrial customers.
Total
—
represented
A.
G.
2:
The
>
Subscriptions, Etc.—A total of
766,517 shares of common stock of Armco Steel
Corpora¬
tion was subscribed for by warrant holders under the
offering to common stockholders which
expired onJ
March
class
and
There had been outstanding 340,000 class A
Brothers
show
The
K
May
Commission
$53.08
this company, which is
facilities to serve areas
gas
and
was
year.—V.
Commission
of
natural
stock
previous
the
application
pipeline
'
$415,991
A
common
were
On
from
their respective
of
■*'
SEC
1950
common
Power
Carolina
Alabama,
' •
$486,807
——-V
173, p. 657.
be
the
the
$45.46
Federal
the
South
investments.
Angerman Co., Inc.—Sales Up 17%—
*
with
construct
notification
to
of
value
■*
development of enterprises in
letter
300,000
Paine; Webber,
1950, net working capital amounted to $109,202,059
$107,211,797. in 1949* .Total assets were $383,040,519
with $314,745,021 in 1949.
Cash and equivalent at
with
commence
March 1 filed
March
on
,
v
compared
•Atlantic Gulf Gas
on
1057.
shares
as
class
Cruttenden & Co
pared
Anchorage (Alaska) Mortgage & Loan Co.—Files^V
1950
Book
A, dated Jan. 1, 1951 and due Jan. 1, 1966 at par, without
underwriting.
>
•
.
; . . >
:
^
are
-
$7.68
the year-end totaled $67,163,095 while long-term
current-portion, declined to $64,290,000. V
Y
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—Debentures
company
in February publicly offered
$5,000,000 of 4% 15-year sinking fund debentures, series
Offered—The
debentures
'
of
close
compared
in
The
capital.
White,. Weld & Co.—
$11.76
...
be
stock
Corp.
880,609
15,701,546
—
the
140 Broadway, New York
19,068 shs.
1,050,000 shs.
1,075,000 shs.
stock,
common
additional
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Bear, Stearns & Co._.
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Glore, Forgan & Co
Lehman
$
—...__
Payment
19,068 shs.
Shares
1949
444,298,724 349,049,521
397,298,219 318,131,319
—
Preferred
dividends paid—:
has called for, redemption on April 15, 1951
for '
sinking fund, $213,000 of 25-year 3% debentures due ' Common dividends paid.l
Earnings per common share—...
Oct. 15, 1969, at 103% and accrued
interest, and $335,000 of 20-year Y
3% debentures due April 15,
Charles R. Hook, Chairirian, announced
1962, at 10iy2% and accrued interest.
trustee,
3,526,000
2,000,000
shares.
Smith, Barney & Co
$
V.vvY/::u-'Y'
company
of
entire
Hornblower
American Tobacco Co.—Partial Redemption—
This
account
$9,250,000
2,000,000
Stone & Webster Securities
1950
v.:
-
'
CONSOLIDATED RESULTS FOR CALENDAR YEARS
Year Ended Dec. 31—
used
be
)
par
leased property.—V. 172, p. 1529..
on
the
•.
Outstanding
■
split three for two, thereby increasing the outstand¬
common
of
,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have
agreed, severally and not
jointly to purchase from the selling stockholders, at $12.55 per share,
43
1,500
notification
shares of common stock, to be
share), 'without underwriting.
The proceeds
<$1
to
5
.
./
$3,526,000
shares and 360,000 class B shares.
43
1,500
.
March
on
,
•
;
corporation
value
1951
2-1-66
redesignated
was
1,075,000
was
below opposite
Allied Petroleum Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
The
stock
common
12-1-67
due
the
1951
-
Inc
.
>
i
Unlimited
"
due
note
-
Boyce
Co.,
to
earned surplus to
System
note
share,
stock
-
Brothers & Co._
Stroud
Reserve
the
on
Authorized
12.
ing shares of
par
43
:
against
as
pfd, stock (par $100L.
stock
(par $1)—.....
per
700,000
common
the
5,000
1,500
3,000
:
5,000
Brothers-
5,000
._
3,000
Pairsons & Co
—V.
of
__42
Rates
last,
share, and the authorized shares
per
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
.
Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Lehman
Exchange
Reserve Banks
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
H.
1,000
Clayton Securities Corp.—
Loeb,
Rhoades &
Merrill
" 5,000
Burnham and Co
Y
Foreign
Shares
Carl M.
10,000
Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc.J—
*
.
its subsidaries amounted to
total current liabilities ol
company and
'
promis.
March
value. $1
49
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Inc
A.
the
'
Goldman, Sachs & Co.*—_
City Bond Offerings
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. .43
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
each of the underwriters has agreed
shares of common stocks set opposite its
Sh&rcs
'
and
The Course of Bank Clearings....
and
of
name:
State
cum.
■"On
General Corpoartion & Investment News-Cover
3Va%
31,
promis.
3Va%
^Common
Miscellaneous Features
"•
$320,000, 2Vi%
a
.
and consolidated net income
share. On March 12, 1961, a
;
2%%
20-yr.
4%%.
$1,685,000
Dec.
on
\
tl5-yr.
Outstanding
\
,
^Current indebtedness to banks
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
note, $80,000 due each Jan. 1,1952
promissory note $45,000 due each
1, 1951 to 1955, $150,000 due each June 1, 1956 to
1961, and a
payment of $240,000 due on .June 1, 1962.
to
{
value)—
par
"
industry of nylon" for
such blended fabrics
7 ,1
*k,
"
(CAPITALIZATION AS AT MARCH 12,
FINANCING
$1,685,000
...
stock
Common
PRESENT
its
,
totaled
Total current assets of the
,
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING
Since
payable March 30, to stockholders of record March 23,
Section______40
Markets____
Government.
$13,000,000 in gov¬
"-V:"
''
featuring
$13,251,976.
in
the maintenance
S.
-
in
users
currently
"Concertones."-:
1950
25
Stock
for
ol
customers
over
."Y'Y,
./.Y
$3,150,062, equal to $2.94
dividend
Toronto
Exchange
U.
has been awarded
the
and
trademark
sales
Net
36
'.rL
...
Principal
company and its subsidiaries operate 13 plants which are lo¬
in Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Georgia, Alabama
Indiana.
'
Y
located
.
of
(
^
fabrics.
cated
(>.The company's four plants, all but one of which are owned in fee,
:
are
located in Indianapolis and
Zionsville,; Ind.; Sioux City, Iowa V
(located on leased land, the lease expiring in September, 1957);. and «
Sioux Falls, S. D.
The company owns two farms, one of 400 acres-,
s
is
with
the
blended
and
The
35
Exchange...
worsted
are manufacturers of popular-priced wearing apparel and
An important part of the company's current business is
1, 1951, the company
ernment contracts.
:V
34
Stock
company, which resulted from the merger
Co., Inc. and Uxbridge Worsted Co., Inc., effective
integrated organization for the manufacture and
Jan.
—32
Exchange;
San
of
and,
1
an
woolen,
automobiles.
32
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
-;
of
the company
32
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Midwest
* PROCEEDS—The proceeds will be added to general funds of 'the
company-for additional working-capital and for the expansion and
establishment of manufacturing and research facilities,
;
31, 1947, is
sale
Exchange.
Exchange
i
present
&
Dec.
22
Exchange
Stock
Bachmann
L.
of
11
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
r
BUSINESS—The
be
to
are
—
March
on
oversubscribed. These shares are a portion of the
holdings of certain Stockholders to whom proceeds from
the sale will accrue.
;;
,
Y
Stock and Bond Quotations
$100) and 272 shares of class A common stock
to be offered in units of one share of preferred and class A
offering
been
(par
<no par)
stock at $101
MISCELLANEOUS
-
[Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted Corp.
■"
1951—2 Mas.—1950
$2,402,121
' 'r 1
'
T.
V-
$1,206,900
173, p. 377.
'
INDUSTRIAL
-
Inc.—February Sales Increased 4.7% '
__.
—V.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
a
.
*f
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
(1170)
Exchange Commission—
notification with the
stock (no par) and
22,000 shares of class B common stock (no par) to be offered at $1
per share for the class A and $12.50 per share for the class B, without
underwriting. Of the class B stock, 9.2C0 shares are to be offered in
exchange for the $115,000 outstanding preferred stock on an 8-to-l
basis.
V '/_/
:V :
: /V,/
The net proceeds are to be used to retire preferred stock, to pay for
machinery, and the balance added to working capital.
CONSOLIDATED
Sold—
connection
of
in
1950,
an
July
sold
were
3,
employees
at
$18
per
public
the
to
at
$19
share, 59,000 shares were sold
per
'"y-;
the
172.
with
Government securities
banks
and
hand
-194$
$
61,556,854
126,033
43,970,54t»
1,364,216
__
21,754,332
18,812,776
15,879,256
913,329
20,545,768
3,184,269
3,243,271
S.
"Trade
accounts
on
—:
and
receivable,
Investments—at
570.
p.
'
$
Other accts. and advances and int. receivable—
Inventories at cost or less, not in excess of mkt.
Insurance and other payments in advance—
public at $19 per share for
others, who were the selling
8,667 shares were sold to
of Flora C. Kampmann and
addition,
account
stockholders.—V.
''
■'
U.
' ■%'''■
V"
DEC. 31
1950
/
■
Cash
to
at $16.95 per share, 14,170 shares were sold to employees
share and 17,000 shares are to be sold to public at $20
per.share.
In
shares (out of 150,333 shares)
total of 60,163
a
BALANCE SHEET,
ASSETS—
•
as
covering
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
(Including Domestic Subsidiary Companies)
amendment filed with the SEC on March 2, 1951,
with the registration statement which became effective
to
According
corporation on March 6 filed a letter of
20,000 shares of class A common
The
SEC
(Wm.) Cameron & Co., Waco, Tex.—Stock
Instrument Corp., College Point, L. I., N. Y.—
Be Jock
Files With Securities and
.
obligations
less reserves
cost:
subsidiaries
Foreign
808,345
16,267,357
13,058,709
Other
1,639,282
1,651,189
(Plant, machinery, equipment, etc
_.
149,430,739 153,246,187
Debt., disct., prem, and exp. (less amts. amortiz.)
685,715
551,133
Other deferred charges_______—______—_L___
233,565
327,761
—
___
Industrial
Beneficial
vately—An issue of $20,000,000 2%% promissory notes
due Jan. 1, 1966, has been placed privately with a group
of 12 insurance companies through Eastman, Dillon &
Co., it
The
announced on March 13.
was
will
company
the proceeds from the borrowing
for additional working capital.
use
bank debt and
temporary
to
repay
Equitable Life Assurance
SocietyJohn Hancock Mutual Life Insurance-Co.; Massachuetts Life
Insurance
Co.;
Guardian Life Insurance Co. of
America; Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Western Savings Fund Society of Phila¬
delphia; State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co.; State Farm Life
Insurance Co.; Banker Life Co.; Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa;
Swift & Co. Pension Fund; and Northwestern National Life Insurance
Institutions
participating
the loan
in
Capital Airlines, Inc.—$2,709,500 Debentures Converted
Pri¬
Placed
Corp.—Notes
Loan
are:
It
announced
was
shares of common stock
16 that 245,565
March
on
been issued in connection with the rtirement
convertible income debentures, series B.
have
$1)
(par
728,500 of 4(4
of
$2,-
Patents
Inc., William R. Staats Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co. and Cohu & Co., on Feb. 9,
1951, agreed severally to purchase for investment such of the 245,365
shares of common stock, reserved for the conversion of the then out¬
standing debentures, series B, as were not issued upon conversion of
the debentures on or before March 12, 1951, their redemption date.
Lehman
Brothers,
Allyn and
C.
A.
Co.,
LIABILITIES—
CONSOLIDATED'RESULTS FOR CALENDAR YEARS
-
made_
loans
151,189,179 134,503,123 118,092,186
,8,264,030
8,012,503
6,431,432
2,728,208 * 2,383,100
2,383,100
$2.76
$3.14
$2.56
*$1.50
t$1.65
$1.50
Net income
3,091,364
$3.08
$1.75
Common shares outstdg.
feajris.
common
per
Cash dividends
sh._
share
per
$
316,390,109 261,077,869 229,041,935 203,995,077
outstanding——, 207,494,743
after taxes,
9,967,255
Notes
..
Accrued
{Plus
Lines,
in common stock of the company.
dividends declared in common stock of Continental Motor Coach
Inc., paid in
1949.
'
carrier
operations of motor
172, p. 2022.
include
1948
and
disposed of in latter year.—V.
.
-
w
_
>
\ "*
,yV
•v : '
:
.■
corportion
with
4%
at
—V.
168,
insurance
an
company
company's offering of 100,000 common
shares to its common stockholders of record Feb: 13 was
announced
7%
158,213 shares, or a 158% subscription.
Initial
to
98,000
tion.
subscriptions, together with employees' subscriptions, amounted
shales, leaving 2,000 shares for allotment on over-subscrip¬
shares
The
allotted
holders
to
over-subscribed
who
amounted
underwritten by
was
Sub¬
l-for-8 basis.
a
Sales
173,
$9,183,882
$3,954,251 $10,680,061
$4,969,030
758.
p.
dated-March
offer
1,
this corpo¬
exchange • stock of
to
stock.—V. 173, p. 758.
common
Bristol Silver Mines Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
With Securities Exchange Commission— i,
notification with the SEC
The company on. March 2 filed a letter of
1,633,124 shares of common stock to be offered at 10 cents
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay
development of ore.—V. 172, p. 746.
-V
covering
for
Mill Co., Inc., West Monroe, La.—Notes
corporation has sold to the Pru¬
dential Insurance Co. of America, $10,000,000 of 3%'%
Brown Paper
Placed Privately—The
promissory notes maturing in 19.66. and 1974, it was an¬
on
March 16.
The financing was arranged
nounced
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
/
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Expansion—Financing—
stockholders
will
meet
March.
on
28
to
approve
plans
authorized
$23,400,000, with
Loeb & Co..
Kuhn,
companies through
various
Oil Co.; Cooperative Grange League Federation
Exchange, Inc.; Esso Standard Oil Co.; Hartol Petroleum Corp.; Shell
Oil Co.;
Sinclair
Refining
Co.;
The Texas Co.;
and Tide Water
Oil Co.; Cities Service
Associated
In
Oil
Co.
addition
Canadian
companies
oil
Y.,
the
for
Canadian
movement
cf
products
refined
which
to
import
large
Toronto
and
other
terminals.
construction cf a 14-inch all-welded steel line from
Linden, N. J. to Alientown. Pa., where a junction would be made
with the new westerly extending products line of T'iscarora Oil Co.,
Ltd. A smaller line will also be constructed from the Marcus Hook, Pa.
area
to AHentown; a line will run from Allentown north through the
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre area to Binghamtcn,
N. Y., Syracuse, N. Y.
and Oswego, N. Y., and another smaller line will run from Auburn
to Rochester, N. Y.
Plans
call
for
Pipe Line Engineering Co. of
in
Allentown,
Pa.,
has
Dallas,
Texas,
which has opened an
been
retained by Buckeye for the
planning and engineering of the project.
office
Present
Linden
estimates
and
are
Allentown
that
would
the
be
group
a
would
The
portion of the line running between
built during the
spring and early
probably be completed in 1953.
additional
present
line
in
and
New
York
State
will
be
built
and
operated
by
the
York
Transit
Co., Inc. and portions in Pennsylvania
by the
Northern Pipe Line Co. These two latter companies are subsidiaries of
Buckeye.—V. 173, p. 758.
New
headed by Union Securities
per
♦Includes
a
and
464,389
preferred stock
(par $100)—
(without par value)
stock
Sales
—V.
$9,215,352
173,
p.
•;
:■
(
would
shares
of common held.
43,473
the
to
on
certificate
Stock
provision
ir
for
oversubscriptions,
V
.(
Mr.
,
retire
Electric
Co., Inc.—Exchange Offer
/
,The company lias .received SEC authorization, to offer its
and
preferred shares, in exchange for the common stock
Public Service, Inc.,. it was announced on March 9.
C.
Lattner and
authorized
to
were
Frances
of
Gulf
H. .Lattner,
stockholders of Gulf,
Louisiana- preferred
and
shares
on
each
share
agreed
Under
r
mately
Gulf
of
to
make
such
owned
common
similar
a
pre¬
exchange
6.7%
Central
'
offer
them:
by
to
all
Central
other
Louisiana
holders
the
of
offer,
the
Lattners
Gulf
of
11%
and
common
of
would acquire
approxi¬
the preferred shares of
Louisiana,
which
latter: company
would- exchange
not
to
shares of its common and 21,480 shares of its pre¬
ferred stocks for the Gulf stock on
the basis
specified.
Incident
thereto,- Central Louisiana will increase its authorized capital stock
to $12,500,000, represented by 750,000 shares of common
stock, $lo
exceed
214,800
and 50,009 shares of preferred stock, $100 par, of which preferred
21,480 shares shall be designated "4.5%
preferred stock."
exchange offer to be made to other holders of Gulf stock will
be made to holders of record on the effective date of
Central Louisi¬
ana's registration statement (now pending); and the
par,
stock
The
exchange
will
ment
April 11 also will vote on a proposed
of incorporation authorizing the
cor¬
of:
the
not
become
effective
stock
common
of
unless
Gulf,
(Central
declare
of
a
a
the
not
less
agree¬
80%
than
Lattners,
shall
have
10,
1951)
Y ;
Louisiana may,
stock dividend to
1/20 of
of
owners
including
accepted the offer.
key employees.
share
before
the
closing
date
(April
holders of its common stock in the amount
share outstanding; and it also may sell,
each
for
within
120 days after the closing date, not more
additional common stock pursuant to a
than 36,000 shares of
rights offering.—V. 173, p. 659.
record figure, compared with $20,640,826 in
a new
common
.
common.
Central & South West Corp.—Plans
Financing—
preceding year and $39,484,000 in 1948, the former
peak earnings year, according to Harold Blancke, Presi¬
dent. After providing for preferred stock dividends, net
income was equivalent to $6.38 per share of common
The
stock
company plans to sell 400,000
later this year or early in 1952.
The stockholders will vote May
stock.—V.
mon
172,
p.
additional
shares
of
common
15 on increasing the authorized
282.
com¬
"
stock
outstanding at the year-end, contrasted with $3.19
and $6.61 in 1949 and 1948, respectively, when a lesser
number of shares were outstanding. Sales last year were
Chanslor & Lyon Palace Corp.- -Sales Up 50%—
Month of February—
$232,483,942, also an all-time high figure, compared with
$171,292,005 in 1949 and $230,384,672 in 1948.
>
Installation
of
tional building
position
said,
to
plans
and
provide
large
a
CONSOLIDATED
productive
a
new
program
INCOME
YEARS
Subsidiary
DEC.
ENDED
31
sales, less discounts,
goods
Depreciation
Selling,,
Net
gen.
—
-
and admin, exps
82,739,058
35,225,821
36,155,064
316,457
taxes {41,000,000
2,354,843
159,395
for
Federal
income
13,000,000
20,640,826
39,484,000
65,137,728
173,
Net
40,815,718
income
Earned surplus at
beginning of
year
on
the New York Stock Exchange
was
$33.50.
p. 962.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns. Int.
Leo T. Crowley, Chairman of the Board,
on March 14
said that
notwithstanding the trainmen's strike during
the latter
part
of
January and early in February and an accrual for the wage increases
to operating and
non-operating employees, the road's earnings for
January and February this year were sufficient to cover full interest
charges and sinking fund' requirements, as compartd with a loss of
25,565,000
40,361,166
69,512,561
—V.
67,334,819
2,091,766
194,053
debt disct., prem. and exp.
5,000 shares each, and 11 other officers, 2,500 shares each.
company's officials have the right to purchase the stock up to
1957, at the rate of 25% annually.
The closing price on
31,
March 15 for the common
1,036,526
—83,873.257
2,195,634
income
on
The
Dec.
66,298,293
929,243
profit
income
Amort,
purchase
16,258,077
1,134,199
operating
12,744,505 "11,750,859
transferred.
the
232,483,942 171,292,005 230,384,672
125,312,539ni3,527,646 139,316,824
11,687,840
10,787,679
8,511,478
sold__
be
R. Young, Chairman, is eligible to
buy 20,000 shares under
plan. The Road s President, Walter J. Touhy, is eligible to buy
10,000 shares.
Vice-Presidents and assistants to the President may
$
returns
allowances
of
No options may
Robert
1948
$
$539,646
Interstate
granted.
1949
$
and
The
Companies)
1950
1950
$807,470
——
Commerce Commission has approved a stock
option
incentive, plan for 24 top executives of this company.
As previously
announced, the railroad will make available 112,500
shares of common stock now held in its
treasury.
The stock will be
sold at the higher or two prices: Either $36,125 a
share, or the closing
price the date the Treasury Department determines the
option was
of
STATEMENT,
Domestic
___
173, p. 758.,,,..
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Stock Options Approved—
capacity
underway places the
(Including
Cost
—V.
during the year and addi¬
company in an advantageous
plant expansion, Mr. Blancke
have been drawn for new plant facilities which will
scale Increase in operations.
new
now
initiate
1951
Sales
A
of
dividend
1950
same
of $2
per
two months of
share
on
the
1950.
common
stock
earnings, payable April 25 to stockholders
was
declared
of record March
out
30,
1951.—V. 173, p. 563.
1951—2 Mos.—1950
corporation on March 5 tiled a letter of notification with the
covering 123,640 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) which
being offered for subscription by common stockholders of record
March 16 at $1.75 per share on the basis of II shares for each 100
shares held.
Rights are to expire on March 28.
The offering is
underwritten by Sterling, Grace & Co., New York, up to an aggregate
price of. $150,000. The proceeds are to be added to working capital.—
under
Central Louisiana
has
Earned $6.38 per Common Share in 1950—The net in¬
come in 1950 amounted to $40,361,166 after charges and ;
962.
$8,068,752 $19,377,249 $16,513,134
shares
173, p. 1070.
Authorized—
for
the proceeds to refund-debt,
uoe
stockholders
common
taxes,
Gas Co.—Consumer
&
acquire
Central
in exchange for their holdings of 73,200 shares of
the basis of four-tenths of a share of common and onCtwenty-fifth of a share of 4.5% preferred stock of Central Louisiana
poration to grant options to purchase common shares to certain officers
and
another
also
"far in excess of our previously planned production."
pany's products
The
for
McClure said.—V.
Gulf,
and expand facilities.
Its current expansion program,
than $30,000,000, should be completed and the additional
facilities brought into operation before the end of this year. Mr. Blancke
said the "present emergency" is creating new demands for the com¬
Provision
173, p.
California Eastern Airways, Inc.—Files—Rights—
Total
Cash
income
7%
109,873,727
85,778,554
80,299:718
14,060,947
13,233,649
.1,037,253
12,129,645
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—To Buy 46 Diesels
dividends:
John
stock
second
preferred
1st preferred
stock
1,037,253
1,037,253
stock, $4.75 series__
1,995,088
1,9§5,091
75,482,543
69,512,561
5,844,954
5,514,107
65,137,728
5,514,107
$6.38
$3.19
Diesel
1,995,092
Earned surplus at end of year
Common shares outstdg. at Dec. 31
Earned per common share
$6.61
■Ther
the
♦Revised by the transfer of $3,734,149-from expenses to cost of goods
sold to give effect to the classification of certain expenses adopted in
1950.
{Includes $6,000,000 for excess profit tax.
r
.
E).
directors
SEC
69,512,561
The company offered the shares for subscription
by its common
stockholders; in the • ratio >of one new share for each seven held.
Initial subscriptions were 'for 73,530' shares and stockholders
applied
common
more
Total
*
V. 172, p. 194.
2,205,643
27,297,717
75,482,543
274,364,686 254,885,948
Forrest
stock
Common
The
42;963,275
_____
Central Illinois Electric
.
to Issue Preferred
5,844,954 common shares outstanding.
stock.
common
Interest
758.
are
__________
___.
$3,169,879 for the
1951—Month—1950
40,425,000
14,817,900
Offering Oversubscribed—The offering of 80,000 shares
stock, at $20 per share, was over¬
subscribed by 46%, D. C. McClure,
President, announced
on
March 12.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and
Allen & Co. acted as dealer-managers of the
offering
(see V. 173, p. 858).
300,000
corporation
costing
$8,491,203
$21,39
Butler Brothers (& Subs.)—Current Sales Incr. 14.2%
Period End. Feb. 28—
40,425,000
14,817,900
2,337,982
____________________
of additional common
Harold Blancke, President, said the new preferred stock, if con¬
vertible, first will be offered to common stockholders. "If all of the
shares of preferred are issued, the corporation will redeem all of the
outstanding shares of first preferred stock, $4.75 series," he added.
The shares of new preferred not taken up by the common stockholders
would be offered to holders of 7(4 second preferrred non-callable stock
on
an
exchange basis, "but it has not yet been determined whether
such exchange offer will be made."
Oct. 31, '50
unrealized appreciation of $2,067,601.—V.
3,461,175
(without par value)
for issue,
preferred shares for each 35
"$9,944,381
$23.62
share
23,125,000
3,590,675
Total
;
natural
plans on March 22 to file a registration with the SEC
$100,000,000 of debentures and $100,000,000 ? of new convertible
preferred stock. Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., would head underwriters on
the public sale of the debentures and the subscription offer to stock¬
holders. Holders of common stock would be entitled to subscribe to six
Jan. 31, '51
of—
Total net assets
assets
provide
electric
The company
Other
As
extension
portion of
to
of
used
11 will be asked to approve an increase j.
stock from 7,500,000 shares to 10,000,000 \
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—Gain in Assets Reported—
Net
be
for
Gross
company was incorporated in 1886 and presently operates more
3,000 miles of oil trunk lines in six states.
Portions of the
than
will
shares of common, of the 1,655,046 shares
would be sold to officers and employees under 1
a
proposed stock option plan. The company said it could not now be
"certain" that the remaining common shares would be '/adequate" for
stock conversion proposals now planned. Except for these stock options;
and conversion privileges, the firm now has no plans to issue or sell t
than
more
available
summer of
1952, and upon completion of this construction, products
would be moved between these points prior to completion of the system.
Construction of the remainder of the line is expected to begin in 1952.
and
20,188,000
surplus
the
certain
quantities of fue'l oil into Canada expect to utilize the line to Oswego,
N.
April
on
common
The company now has
Not
now
amendment
V
nine oil companies are expected to utilize the proposed
the movement of their finished products to delivery ter¬
points on the line. The companies are: California
for
at
of insurance
*
..
initially,
system
minals
group
a
^
The
for
proposed 430-mile common carrier refined products pipe line between
refining areas adjacent to New York and Philadelphia and consuming
areas
in eastern
Pennsylvania and central New York State.
The
company expects to arrange financing of the entire project, estimated
at
construction
stockholders
the
ferred
'
The
issue
Corp. of America—Plans
Celanese
in
•...
appointed exchange agent
has been
1951,
ration for Canadian Breweries Ltd.
per
the
Stock and Debentures—
shares.
Bank of the Manhattan Co.
The
for
needed
The
Brewing Corp. of America—Exchange Agent—
under
sale of
from
858.
1951—2 Mos —1950
1951—Month—1950
—
—V.
funds
p.
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 25.7%—
Bond
Proceeds
gas
Period End. Feb. 28—
35,500,000
"After reserves of $730,000 in 1950 and $760,634- In 1949.
{After
for depreciation and amortization of $80,759,787 in
1950 and
$70,888,275 in 1949.
{After deducting $37,430,600 in 1950 and $14,632,734 in 1949 U. S. Treasury tax notes.
tIExcluding amounts to be retired
within one year.
""Represented by 420,000 shares.
{{Represented by
5,844,954 shares in 1950 and 5,51.4,107 >/8 shares in 1949.—V. 173, p. 962.
to
subscriptions.
The offering was made at $32.25 per share on
scription warrants expired on March 2.
offering
21,500,000
.
stock
surplus-
.
2,595~288
3,425,135
18,000,000
314)00,000
reserve
initial
their
of
2nd
Capital
Earned
,
1,555,269
5,868,056
s
420,000 shares
ttCommon
Total subscriptions amounted to
March 5.
on
contingencies
630,587
1,895,216
wages and commissions
taxes on income (net)
1st preferred
issued,
A. Longley, President,
J.
oversubscribed,
substantially
for
reseveg
"*$4.75
facilities, including a 60,000 kilowatt steam turbine generator addi¬
tion at the company's R. S. Wallace Station in East Peoria. See V. 173,
843.
p.
5,963,312
748,416
C<?rp.
20-year $5,000,000 first mortgage
on Hotel Taft in New York City.
a
5,832,107
5,961,375
amounts
taxes, interest and other expenses
payable to banks (noncurrent)
Other
scribed—The
The
arranged
has
Federal
Reserves
Stock Offering, Oversub¬
—
1
The
other
and
7,661,113
year
one
debentures due Oct. "1, 1965
li2.85% debentures due Dec. 1, 1966
•••.
Bing & Bing, Inc.—Arranges Taft Loan—
..
taxes
within
Accrued
173, p. 758.
Central Illinois Light Co.
*
.
retired
A3%
3.714(4
1947
NOTE—Years
..
subsidiaries
v-a
/
12V2%
of
be
employees
liabilities,
{Accrued
Notes
'*
'Plus dividends
State
severally purchased for investment 1,707 shares of common, stock of the
company, and the company has provided for the redemption of the re¬
.
1947
$
^
Amount of
,
I. ^1948
.1949 f
1950
and
from
■
____
Federal
Co!
Year Ended Dec. 31—
,
due to
maining $19,000 of debentures.—V.
'
..
payable
debt
withheld
1
274,364,686 254,885,948
Funded
converted
1
—
—
Accounts
provided by this agreement, $2,709,500 of the debentures having
prior to redemption, the abovementioned bankers have
As
been
trade-marks—________
and
Total
Farrlngton,
have
President,
authorized
him
to
March
on
buy
more
13
announced
than
$7,000,000
that
of
the
new
equipment.
move
is
another
In
a
series
designed
to
completely
Dieselize
road within two
The
order
horsepower
years.
includes six 2,250
double-control
-
h.p.
suburban
road
passenger Diesels; 15 l,5i)0
Diesels and 25 1,500 horsepower
general purpose Diesels. .Upon the delivery of these engines and the others
previously, ordered
for 1951, the railroad will be approximately 100% Dieselized.—V.
173^
.
p. 758.
Number 4995
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1951
Volume—In
estimates
pany
Corp.—New 'All-Time High Established for
1950 for the second successive year,
Chrysler
Sales
is not
taken
its wholly-owned United States sub¬
sidiaries established a new all-time high in unit and
Aug.
First
of
DeSoto and Chrysler passenger cars
the dollar sale of these vehicles,
together with all other products, amounted to $2,190,693,425.
sales
Plymouth, Dodge,
sold
Net
passenger
—
trucks
and
Divs.
Int.
reed,
and
V'
from
subs
miscel. income
stock
'Additional
1,313,239
its
,
Total
value
par
t
___$2,207,323,887 $2,100,700,704. $1,577,251,842
income
of isales^______^-_i--
19,998,091
,
for
contingent
-
-
com-
<
-
•
pensation *plan__-11,445,263
•-Excess
;
-profits
;
I
ASSETS—
%,010.263 ',*
.
.
-
•
>
i,
,
.
\
i
j..'
■.
*
'•»;,'i950*'.• iV
w.
:
1949
*.
owned
subs.
foreign
<
*:••;.*
2,358,685
•v(Canada, England and Belgium)—at cost——
Corp.'s
in
Invest,
and miscel,
advances
and
accts.„ (net)__
domestic
to
wholly owned
:
Under-the merger
things,
income
Capital
stock
Earned
1
.$20,000,000
stock
,
$25).
(par
—_
JAt
cost
•
1949.—V.
173,
'
.
and
1950,
p.
.
for
reserve
in
$79,592,857
the
statement
a
.
i
through
title
t.o
2023.
;will
Southwestern
it. nothing
.
the
largest-producer pt-prunei*julce; -apple juice and apple sauce: : The
products are marketed under the Mott and Sunsweet brands.—V. 170",
more,.;than
r
*
the "Value
of
its
~
instance,
-
in-the.-first
will
be
«
'
199.
p.
..
-receive
while
- revenues
several million dollars.—V. 173,
March
on
filed
12
corporation
•*
^
*
<
The
stock
be
offered
registration
a
statement
with
of
V
leaf
term
"' "
tobacco.
loans
proceeds of
March
On
Arrangements
000 in
five
from
ry.
branch
The
of
$5,000,000
made
Vote
preferred
obtain
for
April
stock,
institutional
to
$5,000,000
to
will
2
$25,000,-
which
of
investors
issuance
in
if
later
approving
the
the
a
company
Plans
chester
issue of
intends to sell
also
The
in
the
reserving
are
The
new
be
future
required
needs.
contemplated
now
the
as
The
expansion
equipment
new
develops
be purchased
York, Inc.—Plans to
John
The
due
bonds,
general mortgage
added
that
if
later
demands
military
call
should
production beyond the scope of Graphite's program
war
Period
West¬
the
of
1967,
in
1950
the
for
reason
move
is
the
fact
that
the
Westchester
for
will
sales
for
,1950
"Sanforized"
before taxes
division
income
Net
income
after
taxes,
Net
income
after
tax
Earnings
per
i
before
$2,010,932
$4,363,107
tax
President, said the proceeds of the loan will be
expenditures and for additional working capital.
Bids
share..___
The
2,232,119
$2.24
SEC
at
A
30
35,000
shares
have
have
been
individuals,
1,200
been
shares
aside
set
accordance
in
the
for
at
plan,
of
as
in
allotted
were
December
with
the
under
subscribed
and
shares
allotted
were
in
set
been
allotted
25,900
$28.8521,
27,100
The
and
price
the
over
having
approved
a
10-year
to
4 Weeks Ended
Feb. 24, '51
Number
—V.
of
in
stores
March
Brazil, Ind.
Commission—f,
15-year period.
Proceeds
loans.—V. 173, p. 2,
373
near
Check
Deluxe
The
SEC
at
holders of record March 1, 1951, for subscription, 19,037
additional shares of common stock (par $5) at $14 per
share
the basis of
on
held,
with
one
new
oversubscription
an
privilege.
filed
2
The
future.
to
are
Employees,
be
The
The
net
struction
Net
proceeds will be
up
used
During
to finance
in
from
ry.
The
Commercial
William
Dana
offices:
135
as
NOTE:
anil
—V.
of
notification
La
Union,
On
matter
$45.00
account
of
Chronicle
President;
Salle
St.,
February
per
the
25,
year;
in
3,
U.
(Reg.
William
Chicago
D.
111.
1942,
In
at
S.
Riggs,
Patent
the post
the
of
rate
office
Canada,
of
William
at
2-0613);
New
$48.00
exchange,
1
1951
$170,256
61,674
The
income
York,
per
Dana
Published
Drapers'
N.
year.
remittance
;
*
.
'
•'.
173,
p.
be
paid
in
July,
and
the
remaining
200.
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
promissory
retire
to
notes
'
and
"
for
'
new
Society
.
Co.
participating in the financing are Equitable
of the United States, John Hancock Mutual
Life
Life
Co.
The
and
State
Faim
Mutual
Automobile
Insurance
electricity to communities in Missouri,
Arkansas.—V.
and
173, p.
Kansas,
564.
would
issue
used
be
retire
to
amortized
de¬
over
a
bank
outstanding
St.
Inc.—Quarterly Sales—
14 Weeks
53 Weeks
$131,562,000 $389,065,000
directors
Stock Dividend—
on
declared
March 9
:
an
.
extra
cash
dividend
of
12 Vx
payable on April 30 for the purpose of
increasing the effective annual rate on the present common stock
from $2.50 to $3, pending the distribution of a 20%
common stock
dividend in .June,
1951.
The usual quarterly dividend of 62Yz cants
per
share was
also declared,
payable April 30 to common stock¬
holders of record April 10, 1951.
Fred
Lazarus, Jr., President, announced that the directors had.
prepared the way for the declaration of the stock dividend: by pro¬
posing for adoption at the annual stockholders' meeting, scheduled
for June 5, 1951, a charter amendment to provide for a proportionate
increase in the voting rights of the preferred stock.—V. 173, p. 565.
Paul, Minn.—Files—
per
share
common
Fidelity Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC
22,308
195C
$122,256
33.100
22,034
Y.,
Company,
25
on
March
9 filed
a
registration statement with; the
covering 1,200,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), to be offered
Paul H. Davis & Co., Chicago/Ill., and The Crosby
Corp., Boston, Mass.
The proceeds are to be used for investment.—
at
1948
1949
$170,296
$138,716
42,717
V.
82,738
26,400
47,509
market through
172,
Park
p.
stockholders
company's
common
Place,
New York
10.
Fidelity Investment Associates, Inc.—Change in Name
172, pp. 964 and 564,
Publishers,
corporation
SEC
659.
B.
will
bonus
1950
sales
The
Manager.
STate
1
,
the
Plans 20%
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
p,
and salaries earned
announced on March 12
was
Period Ended Feb. 3, 1951—
>
Pennroad Corp. below.—V.
See
Office)
Business
(Telephone
Dominion
fluctuations
173,
however,
are,
wages
on
1950
Federated Department Stores,
the
with
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Control Sold-
year
Financial
Seibert,
class
second
American
S.
the
$382,999
during
.
utility company serves
part the company's con¬
1950, expenditures for property
additions amounted to $656,075 and the company's budget for the year
program.
capital.
oper.
of
bonus
-
companies
Insurance
111.—Files With SEC
letter
a
Printers, Inc.,
railway.,
lrom
Net
was
Assurance
on
January—
Gross
We
2,160
Detroit & Mackinac
to 1,500 of any unsubscribed
No underwriting is involved.
shares.
per
working
and Canada,
to believe
increased as /the
reason
3.856% of eligible workers'* gross income lftst
such consecutive annual payment and brings
the amount Elgin has declared in wage dividends since
started in 1936.
'
proceeds
The
share for each nine shares
officers and directors of the company also have the privi¬
lege of subscribing for
$60
for
negotiation.
construction.
March 1 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
corporation
covering
States
a
173, p. 859.
Colorado Central Power Co.—Common Stock Offering
—The company on March 12 offered to common stock¬
United
has every
substantially
quite
under
now
employees
December.—V.
in
the
letter of notification with the
common stock (par $1)
to be offered
filed
5
Cudahy Packing Co.—Plans to Issue Debentures—
company is planning an issue cf $10,000,000 sinking fund
$25,790,000
'^367
orders
the
both
company
be
has sold to three insurance firms $3,000,000 of 3% first mortgage bonds due 1980, and will use
Files
—
The
bentures
at end of period
will
Empire District Electric
capital.
the
eligible
Oklahoma
Feb. 25, '50
in
in
The
1951.
backlog
—The company
shares of
Feb. 24, '51
operation
half
March 27 at the office
New York 5, N, Y., for
20 Pine St.,
Power Co. of $40,000,000 first mortgage
Inc.,
March
$15,454,000 $13,234,000 $29,967,000
Sales
of new orders
at Feb. 23, 1953,
figure.
Under
which includes
backlog
the
company.
plan
cents
16.77%—
approximated the. volume
,
on
working
'
..
consequence
orders
commercial
beyond
$4,736,527
Net
8 Weeks Ended——
Feb. 25, '50
on
covering
for
■
bonus, equaling
marks the 15th
year,
and
in
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up
company
have
sale
and in
profit-sharing
$300,000 of 6% i sirking fund debentures due Dec. 1,
1975, to be offered at 91% of principal amount through Boettcher
& Co., Chicago, 111.
The debeini#^ will be in denominations of $100,
$500 and $1,000 each.
Pioceeds are to be used to retire indebtedness
SEC
period.—V.
Colonial
(EST)
to 11 a.m.
Continental Electric Co., Geneva,
by
1950,
$22,775
the
Under the plan, payment for these shares is due
171, p. 2301.
plan.
31,
at
contained
formula
which
of
Dec.
May
on
2510.
'V
1951
by
One-half
Car-Nar-Var Corp.,
150,000
p.
date
defense
3,675
this
The
used
per share through Sills,
Fairman & Harris, Inc., Chicago, 111.,
Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., New York. The net proceeds are
used
for
working
capital and general
corporate purposes.
171,
of
by
be
—V.
:■
entered
year,
present
by
$2
to
May of 1950 the company put into effect the stock purchase plan
authorized by the stockholders at their last annual meeting.
A total
of
up
Services,
corporation
covering
and
In
shares
received
With Securities and Exchange
2,008,088
:
be
the purchase from Consumers
bonds.—V. 173, p. 963.
3,021,611
$7.08
refunds
common
will
Commonwealth
Continental
5,478,644
refunds..
share, with a
The offering was
173, p. 380.
per
Elgin National Watch Co.—Bonus to Employees—
Fligelman,
capital
of
1949
5,G85,714
before
$27.50
at
with
the
2,034,937
taxes——
-
security considerations, from divulging, specific,, informa¬
respect to, the composition of such orders or „that, of .nur
present backlog."—V. 173, p.
n-.i
'•
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$3,860,001
1*951—Month—1950
and
its
tion
End. Feb, 28—
to
this
prevented
Consumers Power Co.—Bids for Bonds-
$78,290,820 $76,619,441
8.331,886
424,189
_____
•.
at
extend
that
173, p. 659.,
Sol
was
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
' "... :
*
v
^
Co.—Secondary Distribution—A
Beane
&
company
1951
defense
the redemption will be charged
Minn.—Loan Placed
Privately—The company has borrowed $500,000 from
New York Life Insurance Co. on a note due Dec. 1, 1965.
Cluctt, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Income from sales
;
.1948
$478,393
62,407
* 19,420
substantially unchanged
from the
1950 year-end
present production
schedules work 011 this backlog,
Consumers Gas Co., Detroit Lakes,
$3,914,228, the highest in history, equal after
preferred dividends to $5.75 per share on the 666,711 outstanding com¬
mon
shares.
In the preceding
year profit was $2,635,248, or $3.82 per
share.
Sales of $42,187 243 were a new high for any peacetime year,
comparing with $29,588,058 the year before.—V, 173, p. 963.
Net
1949
$431,009
*35,679
*74,496
1950
$387,555
*21,952
*73,426
Jay Hopkins, President, in a letter to stockholders, on March 9
received
,
profit
by stock¬
proceeds
' '
is
merged into Consolidated Edison on Feb. 19.
$2,066,485
—V.
planned, the company would look to the government for such additional
financing as would be needed.
"v
Net
*.
>„
Gas
■:
"In
since
rates
was
now
as
The
with a backlog of unfilled orders
$91,250,000, double the total of unfilled orders at the
close of 1949 and the largest year-end backlog since. the conclusion
of the company's World War II construction program.
is designed to take advantage of a decline
the former subsidiary's bonds, were issued in
Sales
is to be sup¬
II.
officials
all-out
held.
shares
659.
-,v
.
Natural
Fenner
estimated
result
by about $5,500,000 of equipment provided by the govern¬
on
a
rental basis for producing aircraft engine and ordnance
bearings, the financing arrangement being similar to the practice used
War
:
173, p.
■:
■
.
"This
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up 2.8%
ment
World
1951
$591,458
83,942
42,962
railway
said;
Bonds—
plemented
in
ten
173, p. 964.
oversubscribed and the books closed—V.
13 applied to the New York P. S. Commission
$1,000,000 premium incurred in
to earned surplus.—V. 173, p. 963.
for
and
3j/2%
Another
The
program
to
of New
The
about $3,250,000 for
are
equipment.
of
interest
remainder of the
for the greatly increased working capital
for
$1,750,000
is to be retained
money
which
will
other
about
and
share for subscription
per
for each
dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
Lighting Co.
1937.
a
capital expenditures
■
Pierce,
refunding operation
utility
being
20-year loan of $10,000,000 from an insurance com¬
pany, with provision for borrowing up to $5,000,000 more if required
by the expansion.
buildings
$75
secondary distribution of 60,000 shares of common stock
(par $3) was made after the close of business on the New
York Stock Exchange on March 9 by Merrill Lynch,
authority to issue $25,000,000 of 30-year first and refunding mort¬
bonds.
Proceeds will be used to redeem, at 104%, an «issvfce of
$25,000,000
new
future,
near
needed.
at
share
one
railway
income
Paso
El
gage
which includes establishing
on
'/t
r
»
the preferred, stock sale.—V. 173,. p. 859.
The company on March
plants, Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Myers said.'
stockholders
$10,000,000
second
from $15,000,000 to
secure
of
oper.
'Deficit.—'V.
1951, the amount of outstanding shorta portion of which will be paid from Tie
Westchester Lighting
Refund
for
being made to
are
capital to finance the program,
new
new
v
;
Electric Boat Co.—Has Large Backlog—
to stockholders.
report
from
Net
-
Consolidated Edison Co.
company is
annual
offered
be
basis
used for construction.—V.
Net
1,
$12,500,000,
was
*
,
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.—Earnings—
through Eastman,
public sale
will
on
January—
Dillon
& Co.
The dividend rate, offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
V
Net proceeds of the stock sale are to be used to prepay an equal
amount of company's outstanding short-term bank loans ami the bal¬
ance will
be used for general working capital.
Proceeds-of the bank
loans were used primarily for the purpose of purcnasing inventories
beginning a long-range program to expand produc¬
tion capacity by at least 50%
and possibly more, Ben F. Hopkins,
Chairman, and James L. Myers, President, announced on March 14 in.
the
stock
to be
are
a
registration statement with
cumulative preferred stock, series
of
for
•
Co.—Financing Plans—
Thercompany has informed the FPC otits plan to raise $44,000,000
value).
to
is
v;;
■
money" through the sale in May of $35,000,000 of first and
refunding ' mortgage * bonds due "April 1,* 1981,; and" T"26;255 shares* cf
common stock.
The bonds are to be sold at 'competitive bidding and
filed
9
shares
50,000
par
Aspers; "Pa.," and1 is
-
holders
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
March
on
covering
(without
one"at
of "new
covering 140,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at net
plus a distributing charge.—V. 172, p. 1531.
1951
y
Duke Power
.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Plans Financing—
The
two 'near*"Albany,v'N-,VY.V*and
all
.
that
Y.;
p.
.
N.
value
SEC
of
and $82,839,600
..
filed.'
7
Colorado is
-
natural "gasoline
■
corporation
SEC
The
depreciation, etc.,
HAfter deducting
in
1949.
March
on
Gross
1,199,076
savings notes in 1950
Treasury
475.
company,, manufacturers and canners of fruit-and
juices, has .placed with The Mutual life Insurance Co.
«. of- New York a $1,500,000
15-year '4^4 % note, It was
announced, on March 12.;.
v.
i
•'
637,284,369
31,633,940
'
*
•
SAfter
interest.
accrued
in
U. S.
Buchanan:
acquiring Canadian from South¬
plan--"which will, among other
liquid hydrocarbons associated
underlying Canadian's acreage.
v
'
Co.
holdings*-which-cost
The
j
the
296,725,249 253,063,582
and
This
1
kane, Wash.—Registers With SEC—
743,760,954 637,284,369
$92,539,789
start on
Lockporc,
for meteorological balloons for the
Dewey-also.said -that demand
the
1,210,209
should
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc., N. Y.—Places Note Privately—
Composite Bond and Preferred Stock Fund, Inc., Spo¬
.
12,252,769
7.940,772
217,556,600 217,556,600
surplus
$121,827,400
plan,
'said
from
increased by
* 882,188
38,641,657
1
taxes
Total
of
•
Southwestern
Mr;-'Buchanan
•
•:
177,374,470 125,290,399
payrolls
insurance, texes, etc
JiFederal
C.
Consolidated Cigar
and
subsidiaries
with
Accounts
Accrued
give
with the-,natural gas
,
LIABILITIES—
payable
production
and
•
f
743,760,954
Accounts
Thomas
western ^Development
C
asset
Total
announced,
Dewey
?
3,400,182
708,341
169,939,971 127,454,356
5,750,050
5,565,994
I
fProperty, plant and equipment...
Prepaid insurance, taxes, etc
Mr.
Y.v is already sold outThrough"the first Half of this year, he said.
■'
not
subs,
are
1950,
;,f|Thel corporation" operates five plants, including two near Rochester,
2,358,685
815,431
3,823,062
stock held for bonus plan_——
com.
Sundry investments
of
military services continues.at'a high rate.—V. 173, -p. 759.■
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.^-Proposed Merger—• ::
Commissioner
- *
•
half
company, and to provide funds for expanding plant facilities- and
for-;-other''corporate purposes."'r-j *^^>20 -ivv ?'•>, j;v f Y;,>r.
,""1 »<
V
168,666,228* 139,371,754
(less*-reserve).
last
be
•iProceeds will ibe used' to .'retire $703,Q00 *of notes held by the insur¬
•
$
•'
•*
■>
the
for
well
may
ance
dissenting* from the • February< 28 decision of the Federal -Bowei; Com(
mission authorizing this company to acquirq and operate the Taicllities
of^Cangdian River Gjas Co.i-.Vv
;
31
those
of
year
'
$10.25
*•;' >'i $15.19 /V;
.
President,
indications
and
excellent
is
this
of
Dewey,
Bradley
$3,908,382,
business
half
first
•
125,621,036 157,532,124
tShort-term -marketable securities-.:^--!::-----.:- '221;449,372 .165,400,164
Accounts receivable (less- 'reserves•'*41,936,937
38,010,763
wholly
additional shares of: $5_par. stock'thave been issued
officers *nd employees of the Company, which completes the,-sub-,
scriptions made in February, 1950.—V. 173, p. -659.
•
to
-A
■
stock-outstanding
.par
f
L--~
Inventories
Mr,
J
—
.
the
l.vvThe present-capacity "of the Cry-O-Rap bag plant .at
June
•
_____
Investments-in
,
.31,' 195V there •were-85,597 Shares of-310.
5,755,664
.-
that
added
for
schedule,
on
February,
•
_______
•
• •
•*•'-V\;
T*
'
N.
Since, that time,-,L36
- .
,
greater sales and earnings in the first
period for 1950 when the company
same
of
'
55,500,000
share ,v ♦ «-.tf$14,69
■'
t
i
(2t shares having1 been sold and issued to officers and-employees.of:the
$1-27:876,79I, ; $132;170,096 r.t $89,187,240
"84,815,124 / *.*• 45;«86;886 ..a?" 34,809.056
j)aid„^li^
-
'V
was
'•
" * ' >
'
.
VCONSOLIDATED ^BALANCE* SHEET,, DEC.
Cash
fixed, at 500,000. <\As iof
to
$10
stock
1950).
By virtue of the adoption of the amendment,: the
85,597 shares of $10 par •stock then outstanding-were immediately converted .'on-s a two-for-one basis iiito -17.1,19.4. shares of *$5 > par: stock*.
--T81,000,000
-
15,500,000
tax
Earnings1 .per .common
from
par
He
sales
the
in
sales
on
The new plant being built at Cedar Rapids, Iowa,* for production
Cry-O-Rap' bags* which are used in the packaging of frozen meat,
fish, poultry and smoked,) cured and processed meats, is proceeding
*
then outstanding.
.$5
proposal offering stock¬
stock, of which 1,500,000
a
common
of
voted -to-change the
$5 per share, and !to
The maximum number
stockholders
the
stock
new
and
'
'""V*
<
Net -earnings
Cash dividends
of
company's
1, 1948 which limits the
long-term debt which may be out¬
all
1951,
common
shares
in
Nov,
company , during January, T951, pursuant'to subscriptions made in connection with-the-sale of TO,690 shares .of :$ 10 .par- common ,'stock in
73,584,820
1,715,395
,
*
•
-107,500,000
surtax
tax-and
of
number, of.shares
authorized
provided
as
approved
par
in
the
which amounted to
$13,255,366.
While expenses and costs are higher, Mr. Dewey said,
current selling prices will tend to offset some of this increase.
Jan.
r
-
.
"
•
Federal taxes-on1 income:
Normal
31,
of
as
than
1951
neighborhood
:
15,354,383
*
.
•
«
<
.
.*85,605.205
2,085,956
90,402,180
10;514,757
expenses.,
Pension and retirement plans
Prov.
amount
Jan.
the
of
the
dated
that
;
; " *19,444,233
.
Admin., ^engineering, selling,
advertising, serv. and genl.
-
of
1,336,154,340
1,772,384,051
1,824.086.805
Deprec. of plant and~equip._
Cost
tOn
standing.
except
1, 1939, as supplemented and amended,
May
$214,071
announced.
570,000
190,367 shs.
500,000 shs.
unlimited
are
of
as
agreement
of
earned
due
$5)
12
$1
new
a
will have far
company
quarter
600,000 '
$600,000
of
were
The
$1,300,000
C,
v*
(par
principal
aggregate
debentures,
March
on
shares
authorized, in exchange of each share of the no par com¬
mon now held.
There are 356,949 shares of no par common currently
outstanding.
Outstanding
*
issues
debenture
double
-
stockholders
shares
1
B,
series
—■
indenture dated
1,267,470
1,003,564
^_$2,190,693,425 $2,084,602,547 $1,567,933,360
;
12,210,842
13,430,524
7,882,253
4,419,620
2,667,633
,
.<-1,436,229
sales
1963
tCommon
cars
_______
bonds,
fund
1,
1948
1949
1950
Units
FINANCING
*
3%%
sinking
NOV.
YEARS
CALENDAR
FOR
ACCOUNT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
37/s%
series
1976
1,
Aug.
bonds,
1976
1,
mortgage
due
1,313,239 and
2 7/s%
mortgage
due
Dodge trucks were
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
First
of the Board.
Unit
and
EFFECT
GIVING
3
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—Split Up Voted—
The
amount thereof.
or
CAPITALIZATION
according to K. T. Keller, Chair¬
dollar sales and taxes,
property additions amounting to $750,000.
The com¬
able to state when additional financing will be under¬
nature
holders two
this corporation and
man
now
the
or
(1171)
7,
N.
Y.,
were
to
vote March
16
on
proposals
to
change the
to Pioneer Fund. Inc., and increase the authorized
(par $5) from 50,000 to 100,000 shares.—V. 173, p. 964.
name
stock
REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:,-.
twice
a
week
[every Thursday (general ncw3 and advertising issue)
with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other...
Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered ,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members, of Pan- /
Other
Countries,
for.foreign
$52.00
subscriptions
per
and
year.
advertlsments
must
be
made In
New York
funds.
,
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1172)
together with later additions, amounted
the five-year period 1946-50.
Of
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Feb. Sales 10.1% Higher—
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Feb. 28—
gales
-
—
$552,055
-
—V. 173, p. 859.
$501,212
:
stock became effective Oct. 2,
>
Net
Fleetwood
announced
was
of
Airflow, Inc.
at
(par 50 cents) has been completed by
working
Dec.
capital
of
Increase
an
March 14 that the sale of 28,000 shares
on
stock
common
Stock Sale Completed—It
—
$240,340,019
31, 1949.
Y
;y,
CONSOLIDATED
Co., New York. The proceeds went to sell¬
ing stockholders.—V. 173, p. 476.
1950.
amounted
Chemical
Corp.
•
•>.
subsidiaries
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
March
on
filed
14
with
earnings
not
tOther income
the
SEC
*1949
g
1
1948
g
g
-
7,531,086,846 5,700,835,141 4,701,770,340
of
(net)
YEARS
FOR CALENDAR
1950
••
•
in
working' capital of $1,265,916,125
V"
:L.. ■'
,7yV','.v
net
V''
r-
■"Equity
;• -*r''f.
at Decc. 31, ,1950,
-
.
INCOME STATEMENT
■
Registers With
—
sum
$1,506,256,144
•.
Net sales
&
*
to
over
De Pasquale
Food Machinery
than $1,400,000,000
about $290,000,000
more
this
expended in 1950.
.
.The reclassification and two-for-one split of General Motors common
was
$923,874
$1,080,059
to
during
1951—2 Mos.—1950
,
,
consolidated
27,745,719
12,510,039
23,891,989
Total
the proposed offering of $25,000,000 of new 25-year
be
underwritten
-sales
and
net
of
1949
$86,344,000
and
$4,306,000,
2j/2%
on
real
this
corporation
calls
estate,
The
order
received
was
Ltd., Toronto, Canada, with
4). 1732.
from
International
the ultimate destination
capital
Average
Co.,
$8,303,789
the
The 800 truck-trailers manufactured by
the company for the Copinercial Home Equipment Corp. to haul Lustron prefabricated homes—
which recently figured prominently in the RFC investigation headlines
Fruehauf
pointed
shares
of
Total
loss
interest
43,945,133
v. " ,■ " ■
$9.35
$14.64
out
Equipment Corp. still
173, p. 380.
stockholders
to
owed
Capital
Fruehauf
that
the
OF
received
amounted
SURPLUS
CONSOLIDATED
to
FOR
■
,V...
dividend—$5
Y.—Registers
series-. '
BALANCE
3,750,096
351,380,264
Investments in subs,
251,272,503
888,594,400
721,525,796
companies not consol...
—
tNet
Ft-
1951—Month—1950
sales
;
$8,604,601
$7,249,110 $18,035,003 $13,835,659
Gamble, President, states that "the annual report covering
operations for 1950 will disclose that, both in financial results and
hKcrnal development, 1950 was one of the best
years In the company's
year
history."—V.
173,
estate,
etc
Accounts
Taxes,
American
Transportation
Corp.
To
—
warranties,
Other
Privately—Lester N. Selig, Chairman of the Board,
C-i March 15 announced that the
company is negotiating 1
for the private placement of.
$20,000,000 20-year promis¬
sory notes to be dated April 30, 1951.
d-em
A
v
on
to
negotiations
being
successful,
the
plans
company
to
May 1, 1951, the entire issue of its $4.25 preferred stock, series
without par value)
at $101.25 per share plus accrued
there
were
to date of redemption.
1S51
As of Feb. 28,
warranties,
1951
$5
$3.75 "series
the event
that the negotiations are not
completed on or prior to
company will declare the regular quarterly dividend on
Ls preferred stock
payable May l to holders of record on a date to be
* ..nounced.—V.
173, p. 1071.
Earned
Total
tAfter
Motors Corp.—High Demand
Brings Output, >;
Pales and Earnings to Record
High—Record output of f
General Motors products in response to
continuing high
ceinand led
to
net
sales
of
$7,531,086,846 in 1950, C. E.
V/iison, President, and Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman of
ttie Board, reported to more than
445,000 stockholders,
Lie largest number in GM's
history.
Earnings on the
stock
-common
£%oek.
$9.35
were
share in terms of present
In 1949 the equivalent
figure was $7.32.
During
1950
GM's
with 11.5%
income averaged
-compares
net
in
income
1949.
per
amounted
11.1%
to
of
sales.
This
12.6%
Before
For
1949,
net sales
ks°was° $643
General
taxes for
505
Motors
were
the year
$5,700,835,141,
to
and
the
amount
916tCr dividends of $12>928>316
provided
for
United
States
earned
on
on the preferred
and
foreign
taxes
on
" me *n 1950 a sum which was substantially greater than the net
V"' year' Taxesf.on income totaled $977,616,724, including
5,244,161 for excess
,
profits
taxes.
Provision
in
1950
Ij-.xes,
for
other
including State and local taxes and GM's share of
social
icrnrity taxes, amounted to $141,000,000.
The total of $1,119,000,000
provided by GM in 1950 for all taxes
S a* equivalent
to 15 cents for each dollar of sales
made during the
r*-,j f°y
dollar of dividends paid to stockholders, $2.08 was
-
1,627,921,039 1,332,917,098
depreciation
643,452 shares;
ra ided in* taxes5'
e&Ch dollar of Payrolls. 63
•CYtesf were3follows^ trUcks Produced by
>
|
estimated will
is
reach
a
total Of
cents
was
Austin
Co.
of
the
of
Cleveland
plant.—V.
The
corporation
on
March
Coaches
153,805 units, while sales of
plants totaled 180,135 units.
xz3,4
5,
-
U-e
Vehicles
606,765
470,690
3,653,358
2,672,894
cars
and
Including
£ Canada and
and
United States
compared with
To
and
and
produced
truck
were
3,992,298
cars
and
in
over-
sales
trucks
in
in
1950
the capacity for the 1950 record
output,, expenditures for
special tools under the General Motors
postwar program,
Edwin
Smith
Shoe
It
is
p.
has
171,
been
awarded
the
contract
for
5
filed
in
letter
a
common
Co.
stock
of notification
with
the
(par $1), to be issued to
capital stock of The
exchange" for
2480.
group
3,375
Pacific
3,3,75
&
Co
3,375
Northwest Co
M.
Rauscher, Fierce & Co. Inc.
Wijham R. Staats Co., Inc.
Ball, Burge & Kraus_____.
Graham,
Bingham,
/_____
&
Witter
Inc.
&
2,250
Co._______
2,250
-;v
2,250
6,750
Carter
Lester & Co
6,750
McCourtney-Breckenridge
M.
J.
&
6,750
Harrison
H.
&
Dam
&
Co._
2£jQ.,
Co._
2,250
2,250
2.250
Stix
6,750
Watling, Lerchcn
Co.—
oi
•: /
.
Co.
6,730
Co._______
2,250
—
6,750
&
2,250
Brush, Slocumb & Co.—_
Cainobell, McCarty & Co.,
6,750
Co._
3,375
Co
William
6.750
Blair
&
6,750
Weeks—
Marks
Sheldon
3,375
,
6,750
Beane
173,
2,250
Co
&
2,250
1071.
p.
Granite City Steel Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
company
ment
The
expects
company
will
be
with
offering
SEC
the
of
248,600
registration
a
new
state¬
shares,
*
common
in
this
raise
to
first offered
subscribed
about $6,000,000 from these shares,
subscription by stockholders. Any shares
will be purchased by an underwriting
for
offering
managed by First Boston Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
group
&
filed
15
proposed
a
value.
par
which
not
March
on
covering
$12.50
Beane.—V^i.73,
(W. T.)
860
p.
Grant Co.—Sales Show Gain—
Period'End. Feb. 28—
1951—Month—1950
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$13,717,341 $12,344,617 $27,816,813 $24,320,076
—V.
173, p. 660.
.
>
.
y:/./;;.
■.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 13.7%—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1951—Month—1950
Sales
$5,126,083
173,
has
company
issue
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$4,507,248 $10,823,152
$8,832,522
660.
p.
Great Northern
The
Ry.—Offering Postponed—
postponed
equipment
until
trust
for compet.tivc
March
certificates.
bidding
011
its
28
proposed
road
The
March 22.—V.
sale
originally
173, p.
of
listed
1071,
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—Sales 10.4% HigherMonth of
February—
1951
Number
—V.
of
stores
in
1950
$6,222,480
$5,633,753
225
221
•
.
Sales
operation—^
173, p. 660.
Gulf Insurance
The
common
stock
March 14 at $28.12 %
(par $20)
per
stockholders
before
at
Feb,
$40
The
for
20
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Rights Expire—
recently given the right to
additional shares of capital
were
6,000
Of the
per
share.
and
$180,000
stockholders
to
proceeds,
$60,000
21
approved
proposal
a
Gulf
or
$10)
ipar
to
capital
:
to
increase
the
-
-
States Utilities Co.—Plans Stock Financing—
company
and
sell
par-value
company
:/
on
156,000 shares.—V, 173,
;• ■V,"-"'"'1".V;-
This
stock
added
was
from 150,000 shares to
p. 381.
issue
subscribe
surplus account.
Jan.
on
authorized capital stock
The
each
March 9 applied to the .FPC for authorization to
qn
at
competitive
stock
common
of
$3,500,000
the
bidding
which
before
plans
company
bidder
will
number
yield
of
payment
common
to
specify
to
stock
Proceeds
of
be
the
a
portion
part
the
program,
for
for
the
issuance
for
the
of
bids
aggregate
purchased
to
construction
the
proposed
treasury in
provide
receive
to
company's
of
shares
aggregate
an
issuance
of
price
no-
the
to
expenses.
number
'
v
with
24,
shares
of
price of $3,500,000."
used
to
April
whole-
to
construction
required
application
be
on
.of
aggregate
would
previous
funds
issue
the
states.—V.
reimburse
the
expenditures
forward
carry
172,
p.-
its
and
1951
2024.
>,
Harrisonburg Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—Galleher
& Co., Inc. and R. M. Armitage & Co. on March 1
pub¬
licly offered to residents of Virginia only 20,000 shares
of
p.
stock
common
The
proceeds
(par $10) at $18.50
be
to
are
used
to
pay
1386.
for
share.
per
improvements.—V.
171,
.
>
•
.
'
•
v.
'
:
.v
•
(W. E.) Heller & Co.—Stock Placed Privately—
•'
•
-
The
company
in 1950 contracted
to sell
to
private
institutional
investors at par $1,250,000 of a new 5%
preferred stock.
$500,000
To
very
supply
was
publicly
share by a banking
headed jointly by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
in
sold
of
company
remaining
such
preferred
$750,000
was
was
made
made
on
in
Jan.
August
23,
1951.
the
$14,380,000
retired
844).
long-term obligations to an insurance company
previously outstanding long-term debt (see V. 172,
continuing growth in the employment of the company's
the
The
necessitated
1950
terms
V.
the
the
company with funds adequate to accommodate the
heavy demand for its services and funds, the company in August,
1949,
and
p.
by
delivery, of
funds
that Smith, Barney & Co. New York,. .will make a
offering of said shares, without any underwriting agree¬
the latter part of this month or early in April.—V. 172,
on
3,575
6,750
Moseley & Co.______
Shields & Company—:
White, Weld & Co.__;
of
General Telephone Corp.—Stock Offered—An issue of
offered
&
3,375
Co.—
Delivery
1885.
p.
expected
225,000 shares of
&
,
Nisley Co,
secondary
ments, in
Jones
Merrill, Turben & Co.__„_
Co.,
S.
account
from
all sources
1949.
provide
l-L-ats
trucks
car
overseas, total GM sales from
abroad
2,896,348 in
GM plants in Canada
covering 7,500 shares of
G.
Co.,.v-t j.
Co.u_L.l_
Reid
D.
'McCormick
Lynch, Pierce, Fcn&
ner
Genera^ Shoe Corp.—Files With SEC—Acquisition—
The
Total
2,202,204
_
55? of)fcars a"d trucks produced by
i-cta.ed
Trucks and
3,046,593
1950
1949
Morri'l
and
■
&
3,375
Fulton,
Edward
13,500
Langley & Co,_____
Higginson Corp.______
Laurence
F.
Shares
13,500
C.'
Lee
$195,-
turing facilities, and will be announced as
completed.
•
•• •>
:.v
The
company's Baltimore
(Md.) works will undergo an extensive
expansion program designed to increase plant capacity by 25%.
In
-■ addition, a new plant for the manufacture of uhburned basic refrac¬
tories will be constructed in Los Angeles, Calif., to cost $1,000,000.
'
The company has purchased a 16-acre plot on which will be erected
latest facilities for the manufacture of basic refractories.
SEC
Ferr
W.
$1,107,482,214;
projects are planned
silica brick manufac¬
soon as arrangements are
GM plants in the United
Passenger
V"-r
Hornblower
1949, 333.716 shares.
obsolescence—1950,
and
expenditure of more than $3,000,000." Other
for 1951, notably expansion of the company's
The
•.VY 'V/V
Sullivan
4,406,127,661 3,290,100,717
———
the produc¬
tion of tanks for
the Army
was announced
on
March 8 by J.; J.
Cronin, Vice-President of the corporation and General Manager of
Fisher Body.
"Steps will be taken immediately t.o rehabilitate the
plant at Grand Blanc," Mr, Cronin said.
"It is difficult to say
exactly when we will begin recruiting employees for the tank opera¬
tion, but no time will be lost in starting fabrication of jigs and
fixtures and in the placing of orders with outside suppliers."—V. 173,
p. 964.
;
*
■' ' ' ■'
■.
construction
275,330
and' 2,932
Inc.
•
(Inc.)
Co._
1,973,414
183,564,400
100,000,000
441,043,400
34,850,276
par).
,
$1,530,000,000.
&
1,973,414
183,564,400
100,000,000
441,043,400
34,850,276
(no par)
,
1950
excludes
stock
1
Bosworth,
!____ 13,500
&
Noyes,
Parsons
of
.
ascertainable
Hemphill,
this
the war, for the years 1936-40,
salesThe report explained that the
V ; nary reason for
the 1950s drop in the percentage
relationship of y
General Refractories Co.—Plans Expansion Program—
•net
income to
sales, despite a substantial increase In sales last year
<i sr
1949, was the increase in tax rates.
Plans for approximately $12,000,000 expansion of
After deducting dividends .'
this company to
312,928,315 paid on the preferred
be completed during 1951 were announced on March 12 by Floyd L.
stocks, the amount earned on
•the common stock was
$821,115,724 in 1950.
Greene. President.
GM payrolls totaled
$1,809,218,043 for the year.
; This company, one of the world's largest producers of temperature
Taxes provided
<bjr GM in 1950 amounted to
resisting brick and mortars, will commence the'first phase of the
$1,119,000,000, while sales and excise
t-.xes on
products sold by GM amounted to
building and expansion program immediately.,
It
will .involve
an
$417,000,000, bringing
t
i<
and
preferred
6,750
$10,740,000 In
000,000 td the Fisher Body Division of General Motors for
,
-
;
,
&
Co.___
Band
25,521,828
contract that
scrip
4.40%
of
"
'
Co.____
&
Republic Go.
64,439,383
Large Govt. Contract Let to Fisher Body Division—
a
W.
Central
27,228,531
bonus purposes—1950,
Lettfng of
&
InCi
90,352,505
1949, $998,649,856.-
r
Co.,
Peabody
profits
r
—u
deducting
conversion
Securities
Tully
&
1,948,035
:
—
*Held for
General
Blyth
19,726,046
surplus
Outstanding
$10,000,000
.
against
25,375
29,661,137
19,681,290
...
($10 par—...
Capital surplus
-
207,500 shs.
206,918 shs.
3,000,000 shs; ' 1,620,441.25shs.
reserved
Jackson
Webster
&
102,161,758
(no
50
FINANCING
through
25,875
29,500,090
stock
*
\
112,932,236
preferred stock
Common stock
shares
treasury.
Webber,
Stone
—V,
(preference stock of subs.)
series preferred
PRESENT
$10,000,000
par,
below:
miscellaneous
and
of
J
TO
pari____
for
rate
the underwriting agreement each - underwriter
purchase the number of shares of the. stock set opposite its
to
1,806,591
foreign
Minority interest
>'
Iftrch 29, the
3,232,079
taxes,
Deferred income
*•
In
the
400,000 shs,
Curtis
488,224,635
capital stocks
Employees
bonus,
miscellaneous
and
Unremitted
reserved
Paine,
230,475,812
3,232,078
foreign income taxes
—
Contingencies
outstanding 136,500 shares.
'
la
1,
liabilities
66.25
at
Dividends
ac¬
items
Reserves—Employees benefit plans
Employees bonus (unawarded balance)
re¬
<cumulative
vidends from Feb.
sundry
and
230,406,172
998,159,852
.-
Dividends payable on preferred
Place
Notes
Subject
373,515,276
360,321,926
payrolls,
crued
1
$50
(convert,
($20
paid
1950
year
...
EFFECT
series)
stock
the
Authorized
Sales
payable
.
GIVING
(cumulative,
in
held
name
4,406,127,661 3,290,100,717
—
LIABILITIES—
United States and
General
63,214,330
—
Total
•
-
760.
p.
10,334,173
777,454,109
14,258,079
63,214,330
801,947,256
20,692,426
plants and equipment
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges
Giiodwill, patents,
37,093,218
28,997,709
—
currently. being
for
$9,389,497.
were
UNDERWRITERS—In
1951—2 Mos.—1950
C.
3.
capital stock in treasury
24,248,846
34,660,599
——
"Common
real
145,243,139
191,255,452
23,874,613
assets
shares
293,468,816
Other investments
"i.;.* '(
subsidiaries
earnings
•
stock
^Includes
951,987,708
....
j
$
430,255,529
(net)
programs,
7'.'
the
net
are
quarterly.
preferred
9/30/57)
—V.
1949
1,608,580,488
(at cost).;:
^
Miscellaneous
and
stocks
$4.40%
Dean
31
314,054,859
1
i
34,850,276
1950
receivable
notes
ijLj
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc. (& Subs.)—Feb. Sales Up 18.70%
3,750,095
197,845,688
34,850,276
c
Inventories
_rhe corporation on March 9 filed a registration statement with the
covering 1,500,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered through
ugh W. Long & Co., Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be used <■'
lor investment—V.
173, p. 565,
-
$
and
Accounts
*
9,178,220
9,178,220
DEC.
equities
subsidiaries
31, 1950,. the total. number of
companies
amounted
to
1,306,429,
exchanges in areas in 19 states
of
revenues
$70,321,655
Inc.
440,447,724
SHEET,
$1,350,01)0
a
stock
the
1,080
debentures, due 1964
Robert
$
656,434,232
,"
repay
to
of the system connected with the nationwide
System and with other, independent telephone
the Bell
share
per
Kidder,
•.1948
■
34,850,276
U. S. Government securities
a
YEARS
at end of year 1,627,921,039 1,332,917,098 1,040,791,446
surplus
at
beginning
end of year
to
common
Dec.
15
'
to
Corp.
Mitchum.
811,117,725
3,750,095
526,111,783
dividends......
\
With
re¬
surp.
Cash
Investors, Inc., N.
Securities Exchange Commission—
Period End. Feb. 28—
CALENDAR
ASSETS—
Fundamental
toll lines
operating
issuable
1950,
in
$9,776,914
1,040,791,446
9,178,220
series--
:n
Shares
$9.72
'■
834,044,039 f
CONSOLIDATED
Lustron
the
43,978,897
1949
1.332,917,098
Commercial
$2,500,000 for
t:ailers.—V.
t,
On
the
through
'
in 1949 and $6,402,577 in 1948.
tlncluding dividends
$5,248,812 in 1949 and $4,642,335 in 1948.
common
and
the
common
agrees
2,166,961,137 1,697,225,678 1,251,565,449
Earned
<
J
•
87,773,789
stock______
and
"
surplus at beginning of
this conversion," he said.
on
by
■
427,519,409
643,505,916
"
outstanding-.
share of
Pfd., dividends—$3.75
,
of
the
on
440,447,724
,
construcr.ion
1951
operation.
work of
Total
48,927,690
360,970,251
12,928,316 - 12,928,315
12,928,315
per
capital
656,434,232
821,115,724
-
of
ve?.r
Preferred
—are
now
in Fruehauf's possession and plans are to convert them
without loss to the trailer company, Mr. Fruehauf revealed on March 12.
The
specially built trailers are to be converted into commercial
t ailers "as soon as possible," he declared in a letter to stockholders.
all
net
shares
Total
_
me
468,400,704
stocksf ,:
Net income
,
taxes.
Mr,
977,616,724
stock
common
investments
companies.
24,340,604
■'
common
...''
Earned
Fruehauf, President,, estimates that the 1950 earnings of the
company will exceed $8,500,000 after all taxes and the excess profits
J*
60,000,000
1950
Roy
"We do not anticipate any
11,054,200
67,600,000
834,044,039
on
stock
"SUMMARY
Co.—Earnings to Exceed $3,500,000—
toll
98,933,568
110,403,263
27,642,045
stock
earned
ceived of
Peru—V. 172,
dial
maintained
Preferred
-I
number
■"Dividends
...
Fruehauf Trailer
3,134,125
Mitchum.
and
to make temporary advances
their
serviced
is
Common
earned
Amount
r
to
telephones
Servicfe
amounted
j
.
Corp.
To meet the continued demand for increased
telephone! service, the
operating subsidiaries estimate gross additions in 1951 of approximately
$65,163,000, principally for leplacements, improvements and extension
of
facilities
including conversion of a number of exchanges from
4%
exist
pfd. capital
on
common
Petroleum
as
121,925,443
plants & eqpt.
income
Net
Dividends
size
with
its
additional
and
CAPITALIZATION
—
AG-30 water-tube package steam generators which will be packed for
export and shipped completely assembled from the company's Dansville
Y/orks.
in connection
of
Employees bonus
U. S. and foreign inc. taxes-'
-
to: make
subsidiaries
cents
restrictions
.
respec¬
two
for
"
.
6,134,059
obsolescence
and
common
by
'
eign profits where exchange
Amount
recently- received
*
•
Deferment of unremitted for¬
•
of additional-shares of
loan,
its
of
197,146,908
'225,327,548
promissory notes
Deprec.
Foster Wheeler Corp.—To Export Generators—
order
247,186,311
exps.
for:
Provision
tively.—V. 173, p. 565.
An
admin,
Interest and amort, of discount
group
for
income
oper.
Selling, gen'l and
of investment firms headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The
proceeds of the financing will be used for general corporate
purposes.
This may include expenditures for construction and equip¬
ping of additions to plants in connection with the company's phosphate
•operations, construction of a procurement and engineering administration building, an Ordnance Division plant, and capital contributions
to a subsidiary the company proposes to form to acquire and develop
the company's trona mining and soda ash business.
After
giving effect to the proposed financing, the company will
have $40,400,000 of long-term debt.
As of Dec. 31, 1950, the capitali¬
sation included $18,397,400 of preferred stock and 2,111,730 shares of
common stock having an aggregate par. value of $21,117,300.
Consoli¬
dated
surplus amounted to $38,190,477.
Sales amounted to $101,688.000 in 1950 and net income was $7,728,000.
This compares with
by a
7,590,587,849 5,736,521,865 4,738,172,368
charges 5,314,573,287 4,198,767,859 3,564,271,498
Securities
a
holding company, controlling 15, sub¬
telephone' companies, .will use
the ;proceeds from
operating
—
Cost of sales and
sinking fund debentures, due 1976.
The coupon rate will be provided
by amendment.
The sinking fund
provides for the retirement of
$1,000,000 of debentures annually, beginning in 1954.
The issue is
to
bank
with
registration
a
■
statement covering
Webster
Monday, March 19, 1951*
.
.
PROCEEDS—Corporation,
sidiary
the sale
manual
-
■
17,565,236
18,121,488
31,755,284
—
■
tis; Stone &
Tully & Co.
.
(V.
and
173,
further
a
p.
660),
maturities
long-term
providing
similar
to
173, p. 760.
Household
H.
E.
of
1933—V.
borrowing,
additional
borrowing
consummated
$5,000,000
made
in
early
debt
on
August.—•
•
Finance Corp.—New President—
MacDonald,
ident, succeeding B.
Board
an
the
Directors.
Executive
E.
Mr.
172, p. 2480.
Vice-President, has been elected Pres¬
Henderson, who remains as Chairman of the
Henderson
had
been
President
•
since
Dec
28,
v
Number 4995
Volume 173-
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Gales
—V.
-
$1,537,298
$1,923,553
173,
$4,110,124
•
$3,149,360
381.
p.
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp.—Sales, Etc.—
12 said that sales are now running
Louis Ware, President, on March
In the neighborhood of $60,000,000
The corporation produces
year.
a
phosphate, potash, related chemicals, plant foods, amino products and
pharmaceuticals.
' ■
The common and preferred stocks of the corporation are now listed
and
traded on the Midwest Stock Exchange, the latter
announced.
....
i
—V.
173,
566.
p.
Interstate Department Stores,
Month of February-—
Sales
Inc.—Sales Show Gain
173, p. 660.
part for the cost of additions, extensions and improve¬
electric properties of the company.
■
the
$3,444,917
Wis.
business on
Shields & Co. completed after the close of
—V.
GIVING EFFECT
J.
O'Neil,
who
managed
has
opera¬
.
2,000,000
1, 1980
5,000,000
5,000,000
March 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
-covering- 4.545 ehares of common stock (no par) to be offered at the
market (approximately $22 per share) through Blyth & Co., Inc., who
Lave agreed to purchase the shares for resale to the public.
The pro¬
ceeds are to go to seven stockholders.—V. 173, p. 761.
1957
1,
H.
has
Cravens
Wright.—V.
been
President
elected
the
succeed
to
J.
late
H.
Common
The
New
lative
first
of
stock
preferred
Commission has authorized the company to
bonds and 40,000 shares of cumu¬
$100 par value at competitive bidding, and
of
sales
173,
($20 par
stock.
value)--.
under
§Total
of
the
W.
Baird
to
<fc
be
With SEC
without underwriting.
Federal
The
Commission
Power
March
on
authorized the company
1
pipeline
company to meet
new markets
in
increased
north
serve
demands
of
markets
existing
Nebraska.
central
Estimated
and to
cost
of
the
of
and
smaller
Co
letter
also will build approximately 515 miles of pipeline in
Nebraska, 73.5 miles of which will replace existing lines
diameter
pipe.—V.
notification
of
173,
Fcwel
Fewel Bros.,
&
with the SEC
Los Angeles,
Co.,
on
March
1
covering
Calif.
The proceeds are to go to
173, p. 1072
Co., Inc.—Loans Placed Privately—
March 14 announced that it has obtained
borrowings of $2,500,000 from Bankers Trust Co., New
York, N. Y., and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., the Bank's participation consisting of $600,000 of
Kinney
R.)
(G.
The company on
bank loans at 2%%
term
ance
000
due
1951-1956 and the insur¬
company's participation being made
3%% notes due 1969. The financing
of $1,900,was arranged
up
by The First Boston Corp.
The
additional working capital.
after
$1,973,000
Gales
—V.
173, p.
761.
$1,702,000
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$3,866,000
ftft, .■;,:■■■
Kittanning Telephone
/
■'
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—The
is offering stockholders of record Feb. 24, 1951
the right to subscribe on or before March 31 for 6,021
additional shares of capital stock (par $25) at $45 per
share on the basis of 0.223 of a share for each share held.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
in
connection
with
the
company's
to convert to dial equipment and for its expansion program.—
173, p. 861.
program
Current
corporation
of
on
Feb.
23
Wages
Income
Ordnance Co., a wholly owned subsidiary, has been
the forge plant at Melvindale, Mich., which
Co. acquired last November from the Ordnance Tank
Center
at
Detroit.
The new
firm has an authorized
Automotive
operate
capitalization of $500,000, of which $100,000 has been
isshed.—V. 173,
761.
p.
•
•
Lake
Superior
District Power
Co.—Bonds Offered—
1981, at 101.931% and accrued interest.
originally was put up for competitive sale on March 5, but
utility company rejected the lone bid of 100.20 received for it at
time. The company later that week negotiated sale of the bonds
The issue
the
that
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. at 100.959.
Beginning in 1952 .the company is required to retire bonds annually
end for this purpose the bonds may be redeemed at prices ranging
from
101.931ft to 100 ft.
In addition bond3 may be retired at the
to
option of the company at
prices ranging from 104.931ft
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the bonds
of 42,334
to 100ft
.
and from the sale
shares of common stock are to be applied to pay or reimburse
and
notes
2,263,665
1,829,081
$4.86
1,120,851
3,306,611
2,155,4621,590,095
2,155,790
1,716,516
1.81
2.00
2.08
5,303,313
4,914.423
1,35.9,300
2,353
1,487.300
2,379
3,838,260
1,074,900
2,285
DEC.
hand
and
notes
receivable
$1,015,901
1,900,383
1,176,462
(net)
2,231,780
1,287,733
328,497
7,525,913
.
patent opplications and experimental
development expenditures (net)
7,437,182
Patents,
and
Deferred
charges
157,351
Total
156,522
373,089
—
389,266
$13,536,819 $12,075,716
—
LIABILITIES—
liabilities
Earned
_______
no
U.
and
at
S.
the
be
on
the
in
1950
$6,121,367
Oct.
announced
was
square
on
of
one
begin
of
8
filed
a
issuance
ancl
sale,
be
to
record
sold
on
entitled
be
to
the
feet.—V. 173,
registration
of
and
statement
$6,000,000
the
the
effective
purchase
p.
The
headed
by
shares
Dallas
agreed to make
of
its
with the
$1 par
company
the
On
basis
of
660
authorized
of
but
shares
common
stock¬
common
dividend
is
paid
unissued
now
con¬
retired
1
out
of
all* the
earnings
outstand¬
418,623
shares
outstanding
500
and
issued
shares
capital stock account now holds $3,976,488, of which $2,389,represented by the 40% stock dividend voted last year.
The
proposes to make up the difference, it was said, by trans¬
is
$450,069
account
and
173,
Middle
The
amount
of
a
are
Rupe
and
to
&
price
be
to
registration
portion
of
sale
supplied
be
by
acquired
Proceeds
of
to
the company
loans are
such
production
plant site
facilities will
the
of
such
shares
require menf
of
constitute
will
the
RFC
South
its
no
at
par
common
Room
(EST)
a.m.
company
$5,000,000
Such
bids
purchase
will
Street,
be
New
of 450,000
received
York
6,
shares
by the
Y.,
N.
com¬
to
up
The company has received SEC authorization to issue and sell 450,000
shares of its no par common stock at competitive bidding, it was an¬
March
on
13.
of
Proceeds
the
stock
sale
are
to
be
used
to
construction
the
programs of its electric utility subsidiaries,
$8,000,000 common stock investment in Arkansas Power
& Light Co. (for which an application by Arkansas to sell its stock
is now pending before the SEC).—V. 173, p. 965.
an
The company on March 12 filed a bond and common stock financing
proposal with the SEC, under which it plans (1)
to issue and sell
$10,000,000 of a new series of its first mortgage bonds, due April 1,
1981, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding; and (2) to
issue and sell 615,400 additional shares of its common stock, $6.50 par,
The
of
West
Penn
Electric
that
compliance
before
the
West Penn
Monongahela
Co,
(parent)
for
cash
a
consideration
of
proceeds
shall
have
obtained
by
the
proceeds
cash
all of the 1,297,770 outstanding shares
now owns
common.
financing
the
of
will
be
used
for
property
additions
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings1951
1950
1949
1948
$769,377
334,846
118,897
$163,681
*45,876
$715,459
324,593
91,699
$738,924
344,913
108,138
January—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
*122,246
"Deficit—V. 173, p. 762.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Sales 21.6% Higher—
Month of February—
1951
Sales
1950
$77,572,605 $63,805,037
—V. 173, p. 762.
Motion Picture Financial Corp., Beverly Hills,
Calif.—
Files With Securities Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering 789
the
than
stock.
2033, Two Rector
on March 20.-
789
less
Utilities, Inc.—Bids for Stock—
corporation has invited bids for the
and
disbursed,
not
to the common capital stock
the
capital
surplus
account,
the
Son,
second mortgage loan
$23,425,201.
earned surplus
$812,481
from
from
another
965.
p.
SEC
of
stock
company
in
are
March
on
representing the proceeds of
the issuance and sale of shares of its capital stock. The said
proceeds
shall
be used, in
accordance with the requirement of the RFC, in
connection with the expansion program.—V. 173, p. 382.
loan
outstanding
held in the treasury, the capital stock account will stand at $5,239,037
if the stockholders vote a $12.50 par value, it was pointed out.
The
Net
the
of
rata
company
amount
amount
additional
of
40ft
by the
and improvements by Monongahela end its subsidiaries.—V. 172, p. 1831.
pro
Lone
its
any
number
418,623
limited
a
of
the
to
500,000
of the
date
for the amounts used during the current year to redeem
and discharge the company's 4Ms% first mortgage collateral trust sink¬
ing fund bonds, due 1965, in the aggregate amount of $5,000,000, thus
leaving the entire proceeds of the RFC loan available for construction
the
from
of $12.50 par
meeting
Monongahela Power Co.—Seeks Financing Approval—
Star, Texas. It is estimated that the proposed
approximately 373,425,201, which is the aggregate amount of the
loans.
Proceeds of the sale of the common shares will be used to reimburse
of
stock
capital
annual
2
$4,000,100.
the
with
"leaving
issuance
that
out
increased
April
cumulative preferred stocks
Progressive redemption
of
the
preferred
stock entailed
a
total
payment out of earnings of $2,997,177, and earned surplus has been
built up by the company in that amount to cover the reduction in
capital represented by; retirement of the preferred.
477.
government
company
authorized
the
offering prices are to be
are to be offered, at the
their
subscription rate
Unsubscribed
The
pointed
3 6,
at
upon
12
March
company for the construction of a steel
electric-welded pipe making facilities at its existing
purposes.
is
been
No
including
cost
the
the
increase
templated.
11
Co.—Registers With SEC—
March
shares
sold,
has
Plans Increase in
—
ing shares of series A 6'/2ft
to
principal
to
voted
It
stock."
5,636,209
building for this corporation, representing
largest industrial office structures, will
month
of
used by
be
had
ferring
by an under¬
Estabrook & Co., and
Straus & Blosser, The RFC has agreed to make a first mortgage loan
to the company in the amount of $50,000,000 and as fiscal agent of
in
;——
value common shares to 1,000,000 common shares
will
—V.
$6,979,695
supplied by amendment; but sufficient shares
price to be specified, to raise the $6,000,000.
the
100,634,228
1,237,030
1072.
proposal
par
each
360,000
1,607,714
stock.
group
25,476,604
,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
A
nounced
this
being
■',> Vv..;
••
9,S00;000
Common Stock—
2,275,000
158,128
1951
Burbank, it
by Robert E. Gross, President.
The new building will contain 165,000
writing
22,466,819
1,237,030
27,372,160
Total
1,607,714
____
California's
amendment.
/•
*-V. 173, p.
of
$2,000,000
will
9,800,000
22,466,819
1963—
$10)
i
y '
finance
number
17,200,00
836,615
6,195,450
17,800,000
surplus
.;■'
1,800,000
170,677
1961
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To Erect New Bldg.—
The
(par
surplus
$679,365
173, p. 661.
common
stock
Paid-in
6,937,103
1,
Month of February—
Sales
company
198,414
1,126,785
6,195,450
deposit, contra
on
114,787,475
Common
1,359,300
Stores Corp.—Sales Increased 14%—
proposing
210,256
bonds, maturing Aug. 1, 1951
Twenty-year 3ft debentures, due Oct. 1,
7% cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
pany
The
4,938,294
gold
$910,543
173, p. 567.
SEC
9,000,000
1,885,511
6,385,941
536.919
$13,536,819 $12,075,716
new
3,235,630
;
taxes
accrued
1,750,782
(est.)
___.
construction
100,634,228
18,700,000
''
262,572
Other
360,000
Promissory notes maturing Sept.
Minority interest in subsidiaryCapital stock (par $1)
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
Southern
807,276
common
Accounts payable and other accruals
Federal and foreign taxes on income
Lerner
1
1,029,120
;
599.333
last
advances for
and
11,094,042
1
258,072
shares
1949
$1,632,457
on
836,615
12,734,786
—
holders.
31
1950
funds
147,759
74,992,955
interest
1,622,330
Inventories, at approximate cost, not above mkt.
Investment in non-affiliated company (at cost)
Property, plant and equipment (net)
A
425,947
84,461,181
1,126,785
payrolls
630,000
4,311,252
SHEET
6,993,209
Accrued
•
5,664,908
BALANCE
g
5,762,371
9,073,920
„
LIABILITIES—
$9,877,216
1,750,851
1.78
CONSOLIDATED
;
5,933,736
114,787,475
charges
Total
5ft
1,553,910
4,092,746
1949
$
hand.:
on
Accrued
$6,275,167
1947
$2.73
SHEET, DEC. 31
2
1,748,200
2,285
banks and
in
Accounts
to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on March 13 offered $2,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, series D, 31A%, due March 1,
accounts
Accrued
1948
2,265,644
taxes
working
shares
Forge
organized, to
Kropp Forge
$7,533,692
1949
2,886,325
stockholders
of
—V.
BALANCE
'
receivable—.
2
'
tax.
(at cost)
IL
—1
deposits —' (contra.)2
Property, plant and equipment (net)—
Brands, trade-marks and goodwill...
assets
salaries
and
statement
Kropp Forge Co.—Forms New Subsidiary—
'
•
Other
2
—
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$3,040,493
1,300,895
5,151,969
-
assets
current
Stockholders
Kropp
Gillespie & Wouters
1950
liabilities
current
Ratio
—V.
profits
(less reserves);.
Deferred
:—
$2.69
excess
2
$17,299,366 $15,990,908 $13,687,230
2,308,895
2,273,910
2,414,330
1,008,000
720,000
792,000
$6.41
$6.32
$6.71
assets
Lone Star Steel
filed a letter of notification with the
GEC covering 1,000,000 shares of non-assessable common stock
(par
one
cent) to be offered at *10 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to pay for exploration and development expenses,
end for machinery and working capital.
k
2
_
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc.
Adolph G. Thorsen
1951—Month—1950—
-
share
reinvested
Current
Kootenay Copper Mines, Inc., Missoula, Mont.—Files—
The
share
Notes payable—banks
Accounts payable—trade
per
Earnings
company
V.
3
$3,219,000
'A'V .'.V
ft
Cash ir. banks and
3
5
Total
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Feb. 28—
'
Co
8
taxes
6,824;133
686,000
3,931,550
1950
•
•
Brew Emch Jenkins Co._
5
31—
245 000
6,737,768
686,000
4,156,212
>
.
CONSOLIDATED
Riley & Company.
Bell & Farrell, Inc
13|o4u
*808,000
—I
Special
$3,438,062
Earnings
Sales Increased 16%—
Current
taxes
Inventories
&
141,017
" 4,142,000
ASSETS—
5
-
857,272
5,087,000
___
stock
common
common
.
ft. '
Co
—
proceeds were used to retire $1,020,000 of term indebtedness and
to provide
on
5
Co.
income
Cash
839,273 "
12,611
preferred stock
per
10
(Inc.)
Dividends paid
share
Inc., the selling stockholder.—V.
income
"Including $564,000 Federal
Braun, Monroe and Co.
ASSETS—
to be offered at $5.25 per%
(par $1)
Dividends
173, p. 761.,.
Net
160,076
12,223;262
.
taxes—-
-
12,05$,186
291,633
_______—_____
\
Bryant, Inc.—Current Sales Up 20.1%—
inc.
No.
1072.
p.
filed
wns
6,000 shares-of canltal stock
through
percentage of the unsub¬
each of them, at $22.75 per
Marshall
$
191,410
State
on
Earnings
„/.
the
of
names
for
Dividends
the
Gardner F. Dalton
sales
Net
1949
13,384,429
expense—
income
The
_
•
A
Net
lo
Republic Co.
&
Gross
Kingsburg Cotton Oil Co.—Files With SEC—
/
as
10
to current liabilities—
company
Kansas
the
are
debt
debenture
of
Dividends, etc.—funds
project is $5,210,266.
The
Provision
§254.067 shs.
series, without limit
below
and
Jackson
Year Ended Dec.
facilities which will increase the capacity of its
natural gas transmission system from approximately 146,000,000 cubic
feet per day to about 164,200,000 cubic feet daily.
Purpose of the construction is to provide additional capacity for
construct
the
in
Lane-Wells Co.—Results in Brief—
173, P. 201.
ft
13,676,061
funded
on
10
Best &
—V.
*1,133,964
interest
16
Milwaukee Co
Net
will be used for invest¬
proceeds
The
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—To Expand—
to
forth
purchased by
Co., Inc.
Inc—__
Co.
<fc
Webber,
Lane
corporation on March 12 filed a registration statement with the
covering 26,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
ment.—V.
400,000 shs.
Indenture
stock
common
agreed
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
—V.173, p. 965.
660.
The
market,
114,039 shs.
of
Period End. Feb. 28—
SEC
the
UNDERWRITERS—Set
Becker
C.
*1,223,764
_______
Provision for Federal income
$16,330,278 $13,407,533 $32,323,109 $26,495,107
p.
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
•
Other
t
Curtis
A.
1951—8 Wks.—1950
1951—4 Wks.—1950
income
Amortization
,i
100,000 shs.
_____
issuable
are
stock
Paine,
The
$3,782,401
"272 242
173, p. 861.
Accounts receivable—trade
G.
*470,379
income
Interest
30,000 shs.
:•
*
1951, presently convertible into
Central
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Sales Increased 21.8%—
Period End. Feb. 24—
—V.
pfd. stock, cumul.
issuable in series
share:
A.
i948
$3,876,791
r__
stock."
tNumber of shares outstanding at
an equal number of shares of
211,723 shares outstanding Feb. 16, 1951,
42,344 shares to be issued, but excluding 1,500 reacquired shares.
16,
and
1949
$3,659,565
113,760
*625,453
Total income
f
__
second
stock
common
Loewi
Retail
Other
866,667
convertible second preferred
mortgage
shares of $10 par common stock.—V. 173, p. 965.
350,000
<
amount, subject to the terms of the Indenture.' tlnitially au¬
thorized: 35,000 shares of "5ft preferred
stock"; 52,800 shares of ,"5ft
Feb.
i950
$4,023,744
252,659
*485,643
$
ft
U.
P.
Jersey
$1,500,000
567.
p.
Sales, less discounts, returns and allowances—.- 167,936,931:153,500 123
Cost of. goods sold, selling, gen. & admin,
cxps. 154,552,503 141,436^37
total
Robert
Issue
to
173,
(P.) Lorillard Co.—1950 Largest Year in Its History—
45,000 shs.
160, p. 729.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Securs. Authorized
advisable
1951
Operating
866,667
in series
series
STOCK
B.
ry.
<'
1
($20 par),
5ft series
scribed
•
the
board
had
given
recorded, but that in
of higher income
begin the
payment of
prospect
stock, cumulative ($100 par),
Underwriters
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—New President—
the
2,000,000
Convertible
to
The company on
it
and
basis.—V.
1, last
that
being
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR YEARS ENDED DEC.
31
2,000,000
■"Bonds
With SEC—
Dec.
on,
earnings
surplus
considered'
railway
railway
oper. income___
"Deficit.—V.
$5,572,000
1,000,000
,
Series
pest
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—Files
:
earned
conservative
a
paid
President,, stated
1950
$10,000,000
1, 1979
C, 2%%, due Jan.
Series
5ft
Chicago
the company's
15 years and is a leading figure in the heating
Industry, has been elected Chairman of the board and the company s
chief executive officer.—V. 169, p. 1452.
the
was
cents
from
Net
FINANCING
1, 1975
3 */« ft
•
for
board
to
excellent
from
Outstanding
due Jan.
Series B,
Mfg. Co.—O'Neil Chairman—
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
>
issuable
William
limited
on
Net
underwritten
was
■"First mortgage bonds—
Series A,
3ft, due Oct.
'
tions
25
the
.
a
quarterly dividend of 20 cents
stockholders of record April 13,
1951,
January—
Gross
12, 1951. This
by a group'of investment
bankers headed by Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.
June
Iron Fireman
the
of
Barrett,
to
14 declared
1,
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
shares of its common stock on the basis of one
share thereof for each five shares of common stock
held;
such right to subscribe expired on March
Preferred
500.
the
of
taxes
tional
a
p.
F.
dividends
holders
173,
ance
Edward
May
Feb.
D, 314ft, due Mar. 1, 1981_i-_
Serial notes, 2%-25/aft, due
serially to
mon
initial
An
March
on
payable
consideration
view
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of com¬
stock (par $1) at $11.50 per share with an allow¬
of 75 cents a share to members of the NASD.
14
1951.
ap¬
and
Offering—The company on Feb. 23 offered to
of its outstanding common stock of record
16, 1951 the right to subscribe for and purchase,
at the subscription price of $22.75 per
share, 42,344 addi¬
the
share,
per
Stock
<
-March
in supplying electric
the western portion of
'
CAPITALIZATION
System—Secondary Offering
principally
in parts of northern Wisconsin and in
Upper Michigan.
The territory has an .estimated population of
proximately 110,000 and Includes the sities of Ironwood, Mich.,
v
Interstate Motor Freight
engaged
energy
Ashland,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Quarterly Dividend—
The directors
is
BUSINESS—Company
offering
1951
$3,911,268
-
____
—V.
to
ments
1951—2 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
28—
the company in
Sales Up 25.1%—
Howard Stores Corp.—February
Period End. Feb
(1173) >5
units
$101
of
per
shares
one
on
share
unit,
working capital.
March
1
filed
shares of 5ft
of
class
of
without
A
a
letter of
notification
cumulative preferred
stock (par $1),
common
preferred
and
underwriting.
one
The
share
of
proceeds
stock
to
with
offered
common
will
the
(par $100)
be
be
stock
used
in
at
for
,6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1174)
order
•
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Registers
•will
company
to
the
purchase
five
each
for
shares
new
shaies
held.
then
The
The
is
offering
'
J3ales
$9,652,316
$19,132,009
218
werg
number
as
a
v
The
corporation
covering
March
on
filed
9
shares of
20,000
the'market.'■ The
stock
to
used
are
be
J
p/965.-
Viyear
Ended Dee.- 31^-
operating
with
■
Federal
income
1950
taxes-
7,707,630
5,065,717
,
3,035,000
—V, 172,
tion
755,000
;
$3,340,717
$2,333,835
3,810,183
$0.61
,
'
The
period End. Feb, 28—
173, p.
$932,776
■,
$1,813,745
Eiid.'
€61
<
a
Feb. 24—
638
at
operation at Feb.
in
compared
The
seeking
construction
which
gan
is
company
the
central
feet
would
—V.
170,
financed
of
to
Power
Commission
the
issuance
general corporate
and
sale
funds,
clay,
,i
and
and
is
be
Marine
New
York
Midland
15,
N.
Trust
Y—V.
Co.
172,
of
New
York,
trustee,
120
The
corporation
meet
to request
March
oh
asked
5
the
FPC
for
proposal
is
preliminary
stocks
common
to
finance
pipeline in Pennsylvania and New York
increasing demands oi present customers.
proposed1 20-ihch line, estimated to
cost
$2,093,700,
The
from
the
County, Pa., to
Counties, N. Y., and would parallel an existing line extending to a
roint near Rochester, N. Y.
*
The corporation said it plans to finance the
proposed construction
with
funds
solidated
be
to
obtained
Natural
by the sale of securities
Co.—V. 173, p. 763.
Gas
its
to
'/Month of January—
Operating
operating
&
1951
118,902
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes 1'*
Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
31,177,049
28,G90,035
8,847,080
6,263,4^6
$5,516,865
at
P.
.
..
Ironton
RR.
Pennsylvania
of
the
3,239,573
all
Niagara Mohawk Rower Corp.—Plans Acquisition—
corporation on March 12 filed an application with the
SEC
authorization to acquire all of the electric
plant in service and
franchises of Oswegatchie
Light & Power Co. a
non-affiliate, " for
RR.
owns
and
operates
facilities
for
the' transmission 'and
of electiicity
in the Village of Gouverneur and in .the
DeKalb, Edwards, Fowler, Gouverneur, Hammond, Hermon,
Macomb,'Rossie and Theresa, and in certain unincorporated
villages
hamlets
New
in
York.
will
result
Jefferson
The
in
application
reduction
a
present customers.
't
The
SEC
request
and
-
St.
Lawrence
states
in
rates
that
for
Counties
Niagara
electric
-
The
to
State
authorization
of
the
its
Vyy• y
Milton, President of the Equity Corp. i of New
York,
a
director, succeeding W. L. Less, II, who
resigned.
Cobb, -formerly Vice-President, was elected
Executive
President, and Wallace
J.
Burt
-
Burt, Jr.,
became
Northeastern Gas Transmission
The
Federal
order
denying
PPC's
Jan.
eastern's
markets
The
and
has
10
Power
the
which
application
in
New
for
of
on
authority
Gas
also
denied
the
Transmission Co.
Des
are
"Moines
now.
in
to
for
Mr.
of
the
of
the
•units
from
}■
2
issued
serve
an
opinion
rehearing
and
of
the
without
prejudice Northadditional, natural gas
application
of
Northeastern
rehearing of another
Jan.
of
the
/
Navy's
that
will
Pa,,, are
off
run
will
by the Navy, it
by
19,
total
proposed
now
the
the end
bay
feet
square
plans
being
now
registration
Price
173, p. 1072.
stock
stock
at
of
$260.
together
Morton
plant
well
1951,—V.
173,
over
statement
the
V
'
share.
with
tion agent,
filed
the
with
28
the
•
all
March
on
Doing
and
the
to
The
T.
Wabash
transaction
&
I.
Co.
and
the
stock
at
6.—V.
173,
RR, Co.
par
at
was
200,000
the
will
at
to
redeem
the
all
redemption
have
tne
of
accrued
and
Chemical
of
the
price
rate
the
unpaid
RR.
sold
to
Co.-for
Pennsylvania
$200,481.
"
This
Bank
&
mentioned;
Co.
consummated
-
The
V.
SEC
173,
March
on
9 announced
until March
20,
persons
and
The
SEC
1072.
p.
T,
company
28
*
Net
filed
a
complaint -in the
seeking
to
Feb.
9,. 1951,
Commission's
the
enjoin
the
U.
and
Court
action.
S.
on
the
bonds'die
proceeds
the
set
,
aside
refused
the
Settlement" had
•
478.
p,
10
Corp.
above.—V.
172;
p.
company
of
a
on
of
be
to
financed
National
by
the
Gas
sale
Co.,
ox
the
*Co-t
the
filed
first
f
to
be
offered
(&
a
registration
'
•/
■
'
March 9
•this
company to issue
'•stock at competitive
shares
of
its.
Proceeds
■for
common
$1,200,000 cash.
to
from
assist
the
that
the years 1951
announced the
and
sell 40,000
issuance
shares
of
Profit
been
income
of
its
for public
""
Minority
of
-
sale
at
1952
these Securities
"■
1951
'
from
"
•
""
are
to
585,247
836,366
642,651-
•
preferred stk.
y
•
-
$5,975,349 $10,287,045
1949
,
(torn.
and
1,252,410
1,252,410
1,252,410
2,484,678
1,242,339
496,935
$9.09
$7.30
'
$9.'61
and
depletion of $3,640,041
$3,099,829
for
•
$4.75
.
'
.
Government
and
SHEET
DEC.
'
Raw
securities-^.-
accounts
the
materials
in
of
to
market:1
'
3,350,780
^
531,695'-.
2,407,790
^
etc
and
advances-
subsidiary,
at cost
to
wholly
1,935,135
537,120
owned
_j
18,421,676
19,198,303
y
?
541,160
23,238,678
724,812
•
32,113
of
prior year s Federal taxes
arising from unused excess profits tax creditSundry investments and deposits
;
32,288
228,139
—
236,901
240,901
763,014
■
Deferred charges, etc
—
861,900
1.545,302
f
23,896,988
—
Total
720,411
v
.
designated for plant changes (represented
by cash and U. S. Govt, securities)
re.und
3,259,58.7
5,131,700
3,841,994
.
_y
& equipment
Timberlands, timber, logging railroads, etc., less
depletion and amortization—_J
Canadian
$4,067,500
v
—"_<y
logging contractors,
,
1949 V
5,737,726
'*Land, buildings, fnachinery
in
-
...
7,161,503
or
___
process-:
———
Advances
31
$5,440,308
,-i
cost
1950, $3,039,-
1950 :
-
receivable-
lower
for
1948.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
.
$8,505,916
1,252,410
2,733,145
per sh.-on
Estimated
!
23,060
...
Fund
1948
-174,965
■
'•^Finished goods
Supplies
v
462,360
;
jy_______ '
Notes
be
$14,316,336
$9,335,349 $17,532,010 $13,853,976
3,360,000
7,070,000,:.
5 325,000
9,200,000
,
268,092
.
i
excess
income
for
J
1,081,675
■
income
co
Fed.
* Including depreciation
U„ S.
program
railway____ $83,936 158 $66,760,866 $81,786,739
$77,374 173
Net from railway
12,012,073
11,568,040
12,709,661
9,07o!395
Net. ry_ oper. income—
4,862,821
4,878,592
4,857,893
1 231 585
—V. 173, p. 863.
•
.
dividends:
<
additional
Ohio Edison Co",
construction
in
int.
cf
Goods
preferred
y
income
ASSETS—
•
authorizing
40,000
on
•Inventories, at
■•■'i-
*
$14,048,244
325,110
thereon__,__;_ $20,003,383
cum.
Cash
which
YEARS
1947,;
1,338,934
r '
(
•
*
1948
1,416,380
$12,346,700
466
promissory
par
^
at
$9,846,605 $17,589,414
637,625
Federal
Common stock
1
• -
-
1347.
"
1949
be
764.
p.
in-
Net
Cash
•
1950
to
Crl,543,317
$2
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
January—
(incl.
bef.
Investment
GroSs
1",367',453
profits tax
V
-
by Pennsylvania
company in its contemplated
and 1952.—V. 173, p. 1072.
part,
estimated
are
CALENDAR
1949
484,191
and
,
,
<
competitive bidding.
$20,641,008 $10,171,715 $18,174,661
subsidiary
Refund
*
of
'
$20,156,817
expenses
inc.
taxes
Northern
'»•'
$100
the
34,834,122
-—
Federal taxes
postpohed
'
bidding and to issue and sell
stock, $30 par, to its parent;
sale
from operations
terest
-
Nov.
sought
order
with
& general
Other expenses
after
on
is .$2,200,000,
an
With SEC
statement
Sub.)—Annual Report—
__________
Total Income
,
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Financing Approved—
on
of
other
of
involved
'/
p.
giving
mortgage bonds, series >G, due April
1950
expenses
Commission's
instalment
172,
a
—$66,387,016 $43,710,192 $63,411,202
$49,964,041
sales
44,862,741
37,447,207
44,482,854
Selling, admin.
per
shares
>'•:>
construction
long-term
parent.—V.
1951',
preferred-
order
Okiahoma—Registers
12
.
sought FPC authorization1 for the conpipeline and installation of five new compressor
Fuel
7%
the
sales
....
.1.
B
an
173,
Feb., 28
52-mile
April 5,
on
Financing—
will
Rayonier Inc.
•Earned
1536.
and
be spent in 1951. To finance this
company contemplates (among ether
things) the sale of
100,000 shares of common stock in 1951 (for
$1,000,000) and the sale
ox" $6,000,000 of
additional securities in 1952.—V.
and'the
the
relief
the
to
redemp¬
cost of
program,
.'Net
$105.50
into
for
Co.,
and
issuance
and
1,607
of
transaction
Court
Trust
be used to pay, or reimburse the
company, in
additions, pensions and
improvements made and
made to its electric
properties.
Construction
expenditure*
for
1951
aggregate
shares
of
5,100
entered
was
thereon
said
1881;;...
The
group
March
on
BOyering $10,000,000 of
Net
Feb.
of
1957., to request a hearing upon the
financing proposal of this company
See
stock
common
Public Service Co. of
r"
on
it's
redemption
the
Springfield
RR.
of
$97,193,026
shares
Co.
<
all
value
$27,129,000, of which $12,930,000 will
an
of
1951,
the
par
outstanding class
above
Potomac Edison
Co.—Hearing
^Interested
company's
245,329
the
of
y
,
Detroit,. Toledo
for
involved
763.
p.
holders' of the
privilege of presenting their shares to the
redemp¬
tion agent for
redemption at the full redemption
price at any time
on
or
after April 5. 1951.
Accordingly, shareholders need not wait
until June 1,
1951, to have their stock redeemed.—V.
173, p. 384. •
/
stock
com¬
subsidiary
(a
became
above.
120'/,
dividends
made
.
sold its ownership of
which
1951.
be
sufficient
sum
1951—2 Mos.—1950
Pennsylvania
SEC
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
.There will be deposited with the
redemption agent
G
$120,021,671
this,
863,
p.
165
*f°r
in part,
will'
and
"half-million;,
a
a total of 234,194 shares were sold
at.the
$2,388,779 and 755,806 shares were removed
by amendment
l.
will
given
banking
big
1949,
of
per
Payment
(no par)
been
doubling of
building
A
completion
company
of
the
nearing
the
to
for
activated.
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—New Name—
stock,
a
>■
was
:
.
high
a
give
registration
including June
have
all-purpose lleet
Vy The company has called for redemption on June
1,
outstanding shares of class B 7% preferred stock at
-,..y:
.y
G
'
'for
.
new
area
a
program,
1952.—V.
-1,612
.
r
%
,
■
this corporation
President.'
this
Sept.
on
for
preferred
13
$48,623,702
.
*»
HUP's—the
of
from
See Fidelity Investment Associates, Inc.
Or-
;
quantity
Morton,
of
of
Offered—The
March
Co.,. acquired
in
notes
•
to
of
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Calls 7% Preferred Stock—
company's expansion pro-
,
V
,,
in
re¬
was
letter
Street Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Stock Sold—
effective
.c.
sale
common
Co.—Stock
Pennsylvania..;,Total estimated capital cost of the
used
Co.—Applicat'n Denied
part
joint
office
associates
company, for
On
The SEC
Secretary
checks,
ft
a
is
continuing to "increase and
production-for the armed serv¬
year," Mr. Balderston said>—173
this
ordered
areas,
feet
market
before March 20 for
or
on
Co., Inc.
D.
Erie
Ohio
of
.structicn
:
March
this
dismissed
England.
Commission
Tennessee
Commission
application
order
Assistant
of
dividend
12
orders
volume
announced
also
leased
Under
•
stock of Springfield Suburban,
immediately
Pennsylvania Co. .sold-one half of the
to
Pennroad
The
*
earnings
work
which
V Pine
-
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—Seeks New Pipeline—
;
*
Vice-
was
formerly connected with the
Hawkeye-Security and Industrial, which
Northeastern.—-"V. 169, p. 606i
-
•
v
M.
elected
L.
result
a
p.. 662.
.
on
Pennroad
agreement
would
W.
months
approximately 200,000
square
-common
to
of
common
railroads
See
merger into
corporatioh
and
rate
the
at
area
plus
if
Pennsylvania Co.—Acquires D. T. & I. RR. Stock—
•
to
wholly-owned subsidiary, Frontier Corp.
The latter owns
riparian land and water rights and other real and
per¬
property in and along the St. Lawrence River.—V.
173, p. 1072.
David
the March
government
large
all
construction
and
during the pendency of the litigation.—V. 173,
acquisition
Northeastern Insurance Co. of Hartford—New
Director
been
as
add
balance:
stock
approval.
sustained
r
for
the
The
these
V
SEC
of
District
undeveloped
sonal
time
any.
.
and
Oswegatchie's
•,.v.;,; .
until March
27, 1951,
has
corporation has received
of
the
Mohawk's
service
Merger Approved—
itself
in
•
given . interested persons
hearing upon the application.
a
1951
for'• thb
record
of
,
extension
15, 1948, subject to the approval of the Interstate
Commerce Com¬
mission,-and was opposed before the Commission
by several railroad
companies.
Following the approval of - the transaction-' by the icfc
of
this
program,
good
a
satisfactory levels,
William Balderston, President, in
by
addition
Miller
plant
.
1951—Month—1950
Co.)
stock
the
Suburban
"'
adjustments.
■distribution
or
at
*-
Feb.
on
'acquisition -thereof
The
Oswegatchie
pro-
>'
28
Pennsylvania
Wabash
for
Towns
at
very
_
Mr.
construction
.
be used
of
Co.,
'Simultaneously
closing
to
$25,882,209.50.
common
share.
763.
plus
at
•
ccmpahy's
.
...
TSpringfield suburban
$515,000
the
Electric
Feb.
173, P- 863.
-sum
$4,258,240
4,551,745
charges
173,
&
$39,211,751
income
of
conservation
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME FOR
$45,540,994
will
'
order, the corporation's backlog of
military services is well over ten times the dollar
performed
by the company in 1950.
Current
backlog is around $100,000,000.
'
Pennroad Corp.—Sells D. T. & I. RR.
Holdings—
15'7,39"3
1
jSEC
proceeds
s
production
by Hart Miller,
the
helicopters for
1950
$39,369,144
.. •
revenues
the
convertible'
of
The
1
running
substantial
a
later
additional
.volume
Com-
~
issuance
years
$56,458,351
stores
The corporation
■
the
;
-
.
c.
j
cf
—V.
$45,659,896
•
revenues
Uncollectible
the
The offering is underwritten by Con-
Period End. Feb. 28—
No.
Co.—Earnings¬
with
$250,000
'
With
(J. Cj): Penney Co.—February Sales
Increased-16.11%
parent, Con¬
backlog
the
•announced
pending
customers
The net proceeds are to be used to
finances,
construction program.—V. 173, p. 966.
Sales
New York Telephone
An
installa¬
cumulative preferred
headed by Blyfh &
■
■•■••h'
notification
and
underwriting.
Increase in Plant Capacity—
vyy•;_
by
would
12
helicopter—has been
before April 4 for 1,419,562
stock (par $25) at $31.00
; per shar£ at the rate" of One share for each seven shares
held. The offering is underwritten
company's State Line Compressing Station in Potter
the boundary li'r.c between
Livingston and Monroe
of
Piasecki Helicopter Corp.—Has Large Backlog—Plans
Kansas,
and
before
proposed
its
and 5,000 shares of
shares'of additional
to con¬
to help it
the
extend
the
to"'
to
$57,800,000 for the
stockholders
mon-
authority
without
"i•:'
+
Chattanooga, Tenn.—
'.-y.yy yyyy/ -V
material
are
March
on
in
a
the right to subscribe
39-mile
a
Co.,
loans.
maintain
to
rpsult. in
March 12 issued
on
The net proceeds are
173, p. 966.
Corp.—Proposes to Build
its
quarter
bond
New York State Natural Gas
$7,077,550
;
to
financing
now
March 19—
on
gram.—V.
,
$7,650,568
384.
sales
;
i$22 per share.
,rad, Bruce & Co.
Broadway,
it,'
6.4%—".. y
1951—2 Mos.—1950 T
.p.
2026.
p.
of
first
"Our
bonds due May 1, 1980, are available
New York, in exchange for outstanding tempo¬
♦at
39-Mile Pipeline—
struct
construction
of delivery of materials
program; or <other reasons-.—V.- 173,
Co.,
Pacific Gas
;
Texas,
postponement
a
Trust
; (par $100)
notifying
offered,
small
able
will
of
pipeline
Minnesota, and
in
temporary
■;:
out
Feb. 21 the right to subscribe
holders -of its J.5*year 4'/^%
sinking
•fund debentures due Oct.
1, 1960, that $244,000 principal amount qf
these debentures have been drawn
by lot for redemption on April lo,
1951, at 101J/2% and accrued interest.; Redemption will be made I at
The
the
increases
-
system
available
1,500'shares of 5%
company
*416,553
Corp.—Earnings at Satisfactory Rate—y
result
a
ices
Oregon-Washington Tfeiephone Ctf.—Securities Offered
company is offering to stockholders of record
RedetriptiOn—
make
been
ported
—The
i
_
Thrift
&
stockholders accompanying
miles
and
.
The
to
be
to
the
$1,500,000,
feet.
used
i
estimated
are
221.8
stockholders.
The
first mortgage
application sayk.
Finance
stock
Philco
Capacity first to 650 million
675
million, 700 million, 730 million, 780
finally 825 million, so that it will have
then
million
19f 1951,
ferred
of
the
B
As
an order giving interested
persons until
hearing upon the application filed by this
company
proposing
certain
charter
amendmentsdesigned
to
"strengthen" the protective provisions for the benefit of its
pre¬
authorization
•
■., ■,
has
v
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Partial
This
begin
carry
the
deliverability
The SEC
Federal
by
be
this-
of
use
2027.
p.
800
estimated at
be
the
sought
of
Nebraska
horsepower
rate
;;:yy:
■
plans
increase
per
should
March
approximately 76.7 miles of pipeline in Michi¬
carry natural gas into the
area
it serves in south
would
and
■
to
as
Hearing to Be Held
Michigan.
bonds
84,000
proposed
bonds.
rary
-
The proposed new system, estimated to cost approximately
would
have
a
daily capacity of about 11 million cubic
project
on
.
company
Bankers
to
National Utilities Co. of Michigan, Cold water, Mich.—
Seeks to Build Pipeline—
for
clSss
*'
1951,
24,
p,
.
*
*■
*651,473
*
1951—Month—1950
$3,764,850
$3,539,320
Files With SEC—
Definitive first mortgage 2%%
;
1951—4 Wks—1950 •
1951—8 Wks.—1950
$28,677,613 $22,5.95,396 $55,955,901 $43,737,192
stores
earlier.—V. 173, p. 662.
year
i
v
Ohio Edison Co.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
Sales-—-.'-——'———
were
Is-
total
a
Kansas,
totaling
of the National defense
762.
*331,741
,
173, p. 662.
The company on Feb. 28 filed a letter
covering $50,000 of class A certificates
Iowa.
$1,793,234
National Tea Co.—February Sales Increased 26.9%—-
There
of
through
million,
'
Period
certificate
a
consist
Oklahoma,
additions
action
.maximum
1951—2 Mos.—1950
1951—Month--1950
$856,484
—T
—V.
which
and
company said .it plans to
the proposed facilities
so
cubic
|
,
for
Texas,
and
mission.
gram
.
income—
oper.
Personal
appealed to the Third Circuit Court of
for the right,to present proof to its.
•*
in
?PC
there
Sales
5
Pa.,
'
facilities
of
llnal
•
$0.88
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales-
1
certain
to
,
'3,810,183
_
_
■
and
England can best be-served by a single integrated
pipeline rather than by two pipelines as authorized by
Together with Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., its
$33,095,000,
The
$4,672,630
1033.
Light Co.,
Hampshire.
that New
gas
Nebraska
3,088,835
1,725,000
_
common
P.
March
on
Philadelphia,
•compressor
,
•
r—,
&
company on Feb. 27 applied to the FPC for authority to confacilities which will increase the
capacity of its natural
north- of Kansas by 225 million ciibic feet per day to a
daily totar of 825 million cubic feet.
cost
1948
*182,878
system
new
shares^—— '
3,810,183
share—$1,23
of
per
at
additions
1949
$769,167
*322,277
*528,985
Sales
struct pipeline
gas
ry.
,—\, 17J,
Greenfield
to
The
The
taxes
Net .income
Earned
Fuel
service
Commission.
'
.
Number
Gas
for
-
the
1948
$683,739
*452.310
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—Current Sales
Up
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Plans
Expansion—
$1), to be offered
investment.—V. 173,
1949
$533,826
*103.474
Period End. Feb. 23—
parent company and principal gas supplier, Northeastern seeks to have
the court review FPC orders which
rejected Northeastern's request to
serve the entire
New England market.—V. 172, p. 1930.
'<«
.
1950
$764,315
*Deficit.—V.
application filed Dec. 21,
,
Northeastern Gas
$36,418,799 $30,170,410 $27,889,066
-
income
the
Gardner
the
1951
railway____
railway
from
from
Net
Hampshire;
•.
.
revenues-
dismissed
10
requesting authorization
'
Profit before Federal
Jan.
on
for the part
Light Co. and
Appeals
National Fuel Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'Gross,
New
and
Net
,
-
statement
Gross
distributing companies in Maine and New
In denying the
joint application of Northeastern and Tennessee for
rehearing of the order dismissing their interventions in the Algonquin
proceedings, the FPC pointed out that it originally permitted them to
intervene, because they were in competition with Algonquin for the
New England
market.,
■
(par
for
January—
Commis¬
gas supply, certain Connecticut,
Massachusetts and
mdrkets, including some of those denied to Northeastern.
The Commission
With SEC—
registration
a
common
proceeds
Connecticut
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
Pennsylvania, Reading Seashore
Lines—Earnings—
above).
the
f
Y.—Registers
N.
Massachusetts,
Gas
same
*
Corp.;
Shares
in
except
$16,993,356
•
the
involving
latter
(see
rehearing,
the
"
natural
the
proceeding
Co.
for
adequate
contention
1951,
>
an
.
r
«
*
at
28,
the
application
company authorization to serve certain other markets.
that time reserved for Algonquin, upon a showing that it
at
•
*
*
SEC
Feb.
at
ago.—V. 173, p. 862.
year
Mutual
operation
in
stores
FPC
had
'
There
detail
in
Gas Transmission
the
Rhode Island
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$8,791,222
denied
The
not
1951—Month—1950
in
markets
but
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales Increased 9.79%—
Period End. Feb. 28—
.
reviewed
certain
•
-
interventions
Northeastern's
lengthy history of the proceedings involving
natural gas service to New England.
The Commission noted, among
ether things,
that it authorized Northeastern last Nov. 8 to serve
in the ratio of one new
subscription price is $100
underwritten.
Net
proceeds of the stock sale (approximately $21,532,000) are to
be applied toward repayment of
advances from American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, parent, and in the event that such proceeds
are
mere
than sufficient to repay such advances,
the remainder will
be used for general corporate purposes, including property additions and
improvements. Advances from American, which are presently outstand¬
ing in the amount of $17,450,000, are obtained in conformity with u.n
•established practice of the company, 'which
it expects to continue,
of borrowing from that company, as need therefor arises, for general
corporate purposes, including extensions, additions and improvements
to its telephone plant.
American owns 500,301 shares or 83,52%; of
the outstanding capital stock of
Mountain#States,—V. 173, p. 762.;
share..
per
their
of Algonquin
denying
sion
on
entitled
be
share
In
-
.
Madeh 9 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 215,705 shares of its capital stock ■(common); $100 par.
Stockholders of record at the close of business on March 30, 1051,
The
dismissing
application
Commission—
.With Securities Exchange
.
436,934
—$69,729,239 $64,793,119
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
-
LIABILITIES—
Notes
'
15,655,125
993,871
portion
current
liabilities
Preferred
3,229,108
24,079,844
,
2,708,959
_
_
dividends
3,229,108
port.
current
_
Accrued
$2,000,000
161,219
2,072,573
1,495,857
313,103
'
496,936
14,000,000
295,483
15,655,125
993,871
$2,000,000
:
purchase obligations,
Accounts payable
1,392,681
__
!
payable
313,103
Common dividends payable-..;
745,403
Notes
payable, due after one year
Timberlands purchase oblig., due after one
tCumulative preferred stock (par S25 >_.
Common stock
10,250,000
year
__.l
(par $1
Capital surplus
_______
*.■
sales
surplus
^Total
titled
for
reserve
1949
and
to
depreciation
$19,980,602
tOutstanding
dissolution
dividends.—V.
in
or
of
Net
from
ry.
cumulative
$2
173, p."863.'
1950,
1949
1948
$268,165
$288,003
..
11,706
$267,452
series,, en¬
Y
railway—-
64,301
173,
7,156
*25,314
*70,952
.
income
oper.
569.
p.
The "corporation
covering
offered
at
March- 8
on
60,000. shares
$1
proceeds-are
to
filed
of
6took. (par
by
Jacquin, .Stanley
used
to
reduce
be
after Federal
income
tax
;
•
\
„
'
•
■
.
294,500
Calendar Years
•
-
-1950
-
-.
-
;
Revenues Yroto"dperation___________
Expenses of •
'
Net
"
Federal
'
"
»
: 1948
Cash
129,316,400
*
income
charges
Fixed
available
for
9,378,553
12,-991,669
i
1,852,263
.
Net' income^available
v*
corporate
for
r
5,889,055
-
10,093,788
t
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—Pays Stock Dividend
to
to
20,000
10,
Jan.
on
shares
effected
capital.—V.
173,
31
which
by
the
approved
paid
was
transfer
of
10%
a
Feb,
holders
to
from
of
earned
*
members
Other
Freeman
record
the
of
offering
HIGHLIGHTS
478.
p.
group
FROM
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
Pittsburgh Coal Co.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
448,865
Total
/
Net
operating income
Other
$2,554,079
income
•
After
capital
Total income
*$99,782
of
Tons
111,425
$2,765,173
Prov.
for
taxes
Fed., State, Dominion
and
284,839
income
on
818,771
032,688
of
Miles
road
tEarnings
•Loss.
ferred
$if644,817
per common
+After
share
$5.97
providing for
stock.—V.
173,
dividends
5%
on
out that the
*$240,508
which
pre¬
The
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible
„$1,107,433
oper,.
Operating
1950—Month—1949
Net
____
797,081
74 3,452
8,475,612
8,181,212
160,695
104,114
2,027,312
1,474,540
$150,795
$94,310
$1,688,673
$1,238,095
80,429
58,036
1,056,548
670,112
operating income-
after
—V.
charges———
$947,876 $12,191,597 $10,893,847
173, p. 384.
Rockland
Light
Power
&
Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Calendar Years—
income
Net
Earnings
•After
stock
of year———
taxes
share
common
per
of
net
income
1950
*$971,419
*$0.71
/
for
acquisition
;
1949
|$847,590
utility plant
and
preferred
better position
handle
to
a
last
of
year
3%* bonds,
series B,; was sold and .the proceeds, with
additional funds provided by the Seaboard, were used to redeem the
4% bonds.
The refunding of the issue, combined with the Seaboard's
purchase of $610,000 of the 3% bonds, reduced the amount of first
mortgage bonds outstanding in the hands of the public to $29,390,000 \
Total
loads
handled
by the Seaboard in January, 1951,
were
the largest for any month in the road's history, Powell added.
Net income of $1,389,119 for that month, before deductions for sink¬
ing funds and minimum capital fund, was equivalent to $1.56 per
share
revenue
of
stock.
common
After
income of $1,050,684
net
Mr.
in
Powell
1950
have
also
said
was
that
been
now
those
charges,
fund
but
as
well
the
of
seven
Diesel
about
as
173, p. 967.
units ordered
of
700
of
New
York
P.
S.
Commission
of net income for acquisition of utility plant
of New York P. S. Commission.-—V. ,171, p. 2404.
Period End. Jan. 31—
Profits
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
Period End. Feb. 28—
1951—Month—1950
$1,167,069
173,
$1,118,712
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$2,296,056
from
railway
railway——_
oper. income—
1950
1949
Net
the freight
*
the
Co.
The
its
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$2,026,084
431,050
361,794
343,022
793,223
Sales
Net
ry.
104.188
138,625
106,792
391,024
—V.
it
$62,533,096 $32,955,806 $31,310,334 $15,312,054
35,600,000
13,300,000
19,200,000
6,065,000
$26,933,096 $19,655,806 $12,110,334
$9,247,054
1834.
p.
of
Y
L
February—
'
1951
Sinclair
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
1950
$10,273,017
$8,162,456
2,351.565
1.269,133
1,126,433
574,786
income
oper.
173,
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
railway
1949
$8,720,887
1,221,504
502,980
1948
$8,982,570
1,307,440
550,958
sales
income
income
Net
Net
—V.
revenue
Y
"
1951
$6,181,585
expenses
from
railway operations
railway operating income
173, p. 663.
2,868,148
$2,027,388
$1,591,873
836,481
687,899
taxes
4,781,544
2,441,019
p.
<fe
Gas
Co.
reports
a
units operated at
Stores,
Inc.;
the
Gallenkamp
764.
Successful—
drill stem test
successful
on
to
acres
Earlier
ft
Vk-inch top hole
%-inch bottom hole Choke and
this
well from the
this test the
checkerboard
of
the
well
the north of
spread
the
1,120.
of 2,400 acres of leases in
option
and has an
this spread.
acquire
to
year the company made a drill stem test in this same
Pennsylvania horizon at a total depth of 9,411 feet.
On
well flowed
at
the rate of 58 barrels an hour of 46-degree
gravity oil.—V. 173, P. 764.
" Y ;
Sinclair & Valentine Co., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The company on
March 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 16,599 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered to com¬
mon
stockholders of record March 28,
1951 at $15 per share at the
rate of one share for each
10 shares held,
with rights expiring on
April 18, 1951,
The proceeds
underwriting is involved.
to working capital.
to be added
are
;
No
1
Y.—Trustee—
Hudson Street Realty Corp., Nf
60
The
Bankers
Co.
has
registrar * for
and
1,
Trust
been
the
appointed
first
successor
mortgage
trustee, paying
3%%-4%
bonds
due
1973.
Atlantic
South
Pipe-Lines,
Inc.,
Jacksonville,
Fla.—
Pipeline—
The
Corporation
struct
254-mile
a
the
on March 5 asked the FPC
natural gas transmission line
Jacksonville
area
to
for authority to con¬
in Florida extending
St. Petersburg.
project, estimated to cost approximately $23,500,000,
The
also would
50 miles of laterals, a compressor station and necessary
regulating and other appurtenant facilities.
about
Southern
.
*533,262
Crl73,911
.
734,758
267,000
Ry.—Earnings—
from
from
ry.
—V.
1950
1951
January—
railway___. $21,773,032 $17,654,181
railway
oper.
income
r
5,935,449
2,304,204
4,179,093
1,921,509
1949
1948
$18,606,622 $21,175,231
2,974,587
5,515,437
1,224,519 • 2,496,833
173, p. 663.
1947
$32,116,490
731,614
310,000
$2,340,525
*$359,351
$467,758
$421,614
354,900
profit
120,277
318,687
321,404
$0.74
$0.53
—
share
per com.
•Los.;.
1950
$4,460,021
before
taxes
Earnings
3,254,197
•—
Shoe
Southern
Union Gas Co.
—
Stock Placed Privately—
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc. have sold 50.000
shares of 4%%
preferred stock (par $100) to institutional
investors, it was announced on March 16.
<
Recent Common Stock Offering Oversubscribed—Of
cumulative
Net
revenues
1948
1949
1950
$38,321,118 $25,338,774 $28,414,291
Net
Net
Dividends
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Oil
vicinity
additional
Gross
173, p. 663.
Calendar Years—
966.
Railway operating
Railway operating
Block
are
No. 1 McElroy Ranch in west-central Upton County,
announced on March 9.
The test was made in the
lime from 12,101-12,149 feet, and the well produced 146
first hour and 141 barrels the second hour of 54-degree
holds
immediate
Net
railway
of retail
number
the
Well
the
barrels
1950
$175,997,251 $142,298,994
—
Seiberling Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
from
in
choke.
include
173, p. 663.
from
$4,546,590
compared
1951,
was
Ellenburger
Net
January-
$5,543,984
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Sales Up 23.7%—
$1,630,162
Net
1951—8 Wks.—1950
$2,422,584
$2,843,132
February,
included
Sinclair
Plans
profit
Month
$1,457,084
Gross
of
gravity oil through a
1948
$1,622,774
St. Louis-San Francisco
(& Subs.)—Sales Up 17.36%—
1951—4 Wks.—1950
and Schiff Shoe Co.—V. 173,
Wildcat
metering,
from
—V.
end
are
agent
oper.
——
172,
Net
,
stockhold¬
764.
of February, 1950.
subsidiaries
end
•
Gross
to common
corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries operated 441
at
from
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
1951
all
& excess prof, taxes
-V.
January—
after
charges
Inc.
$2,116,686
764.
p.
p.
offered
be
(Joseph E.) Seagram Sc Sons, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
appropriation
Bales
the
notification with
the
equivalent to $1.16 per share.
all
received,,
ordered last year,—V.
cars
provision for
173,
;
Texas,
Y'vY/■"
;Y:Y',
outstanding first mortgage bonds, series A,
with resulting savings in interest charges.
An issue of $30,000,000 of
mortgage
of
the basis of one share for each five
privilege.
Rights are to expire on
on
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Drill Test
greater
company's $31,534,500
first
SEC—
letter
a
to
are
1951
Shoe Corp. of America
Stores Co.;
.
refunding
successful
the
to
shares
14,
oversubscription
Consolidated
17,013
64,249,296
4,146
before in its history,
referred
March
an
30.—V.
Stores
»
1950 placed orders
also
filed
7
13,214 shares of common stock
record
March
order
bonds per order
—V.
.
March
on
retail
with 423 a year earlier.
For
comparative purposes sales figures for the 1950 weeks include
sales of Gallenkamp Stores Co., which was
acquired by Shoe Corp.
of America as of July 1,
1950.
Retail units operated by Gallenkamp
in the annual report for 1950 pointed
/.'/'v/1 Y./'-'L'
Powell
Mr.
the
.S.J.95
$10 per share,
with
units
has the advantage of thfe cumulative effect
carried out on the line during recent years,
board's shops.
t$0.62
of
50
"
165,
Sales
for 161 new Diesel-electric road •
27 new Diesel-electric yard switchers, 2,800 new freight
new caboose
cars, 25 of which will be built in the Seain
■
to be used to repay short-term debt and for
p. 2676.
are
costs.—V.
Period End. Feb. 24—
now
a
-»v
on March 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $100) to
per share and accrued dividends, without under¬
above-mentioned
of
March
.2,820
4,361
4,260
*16,636
63,679,362
4,146
at
held,
1.50
2,573
in
1.979,923
$105
covering
The
ers
5.00
>
33,413,041
1,582,234
—
ever
at
The proceeds
The
39,723,495
1,423,636
—
system
than
$4,759,641
1,000,000
$5,275,858
'>
'•k—1
share
(par 10 cents) to be of¬
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used for working capital and general corporate purposes. -
/
requirements.
1After
or
after
per
*
appropriation
bonds
or
20,931
and
cars
$10,914,773
36,207
$1,108,571
Operating taxes
,
1,352
_/
revenues
Operating expenses
Net
$949,228 $12,209,804
Crl.138
revs.
,
1950—12 Mos —1949
the
company
locomotives,
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Earnings—
,
put
of traffic
'1
outstanding—.
rommon
corporation
fered
,
5.00
3.00
hauled
SEC
$8.71
$..16
.
'
v
:
operated at end
The
/
;
$15.79 <>
12.30
'
improvements
has
volume
764.
p.
capital
of
Nil
non-cumulative
writing.
5,137,894
—
employees—.
company
7,304,073
2,744,432
j
8,156,294
11,207,907
surp._
carried
stockholders
•
",-Z
172, p. 1636,
offered
be
3,018,400
funds
sinking
freight
Average number of
Total all wages—
2,000
income
earned
to
Legh R. Powell, Jr., President,
Net
i
2,967,242
sinking funds—
stockholders
Common
Provincial
Provision for excess profits tax
—V.
ner
covering 2,150
,v--——
—
7
i
s
revenue
Preferred
$11,643
299,585
1
stock
Passengers
Income deductions
r"
7-
1,967,760
interest)—^
Dividends per share paid:Preferred stock
Common
:
■
Plans to Issue Preferred Stock—Files With SEC—
Crll4,465
2,025,475
1,962,360
299,081
/ 2,027,262
charges
transferred
and
.
;'■/ 3,532,850
tax/--
./I,
!
shares
The company
12,029,664
14,175,149
income
of
-
Y/Shenango Valley Water Co.—Bonds-to
Placed Pri¬
vately—An agreement has been entered into by this com-*
pany for the private sale at 98.27% to John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of $425,000 first mortgage 3%
bonds, series D, due March 1, 1976.
'
11,198,704
equipment
and
fixed
•'
569.
./ 8,828,70^ ;
//
profits
excess
"
18,469,252
.
Earnings per share of common stock:
Before capital and sinking funds
38,918,019
211,094
——
charges—
applied to capital and
Balance
386,040
$46,218,853 $38,818,237
43.664,774
„
135,536,777 122,894,179
98,822,143
98,870,497
72.91%
80,45%
income
Income
Cost of goods sold, inch
deprec. & deple., selling,
general and administrative expense
roads
other
'
Net
1949 *-
$45,769,988 $38,432,197
operating, income
fixed
Other deductions (contingent
•
1950
sales
Otner
and
p.
1950 *
1949
$42,117,013 $38,989,717
-
Shemeth Corp., N. Y.—Files With
$
16,782,998
for
Fixed charges:
Rent for leased
taxes and
Net. income
1949
&
:
available
Income
Wholly-Owned
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Taxes
.
Interest
&
.
construction
•'
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
:»
Operating ratio (expenses to revenues)
fering of 18,750 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on March 15 by White, Weld & Co. and Shields &
Co. at $23.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1
per share.—V. 172, p. 1833.
$9.97
173,
ANNUAL REPORT
1950
1950
1
.
..
>611,242
V."
—
before income-taxes—_-i.
Es'-nin^s
Pressprich & Co.;
W.
R.
are
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Rochester
<6,061,000
$9,234,983
-617,242
$3.60
-
*
,
—
—
-Common
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
& Co.,
surplus
■
Richardson
t
railroad equip/ / \"/
secured
are
$3,32S>64
.
by new standard-gauge
mcnt estimated to cost not less than $3,216,000.
stock dividend amount¬
24
$200,000
sales
Profit
^
certificates
The
The stockholders
-15/295,983
„?
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Only other bidder was Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, which offered 99.03,
also for a 2%% coupon.
•,
;
/ :•
;
•
ing
'1,740,000
923,863 sharfcs now outstanding.—V.
on
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
'!
Of 99.038.
9,307,651
.;
v
'
Sharp & Dohine, Inc. (& Subs*)—Earning-
/
$1.47
2.90%, according to maturity; Issued under the Philadelphia Plan, the certificates are being offered subject to
approval of the-Interstate Commerce Commission. The
bankers were awarded the issue on March 15 on a bid
:
■'
divi¬
purposes
-V. 173, p. 966.
Feb.
330,000
300,000
.
r$1.29/
300,000
tificates, series J, maturing semi-annually Oct. lj 1951
to April 1, 1966, inclusive at prices to yield from 2% to
dends, capital expenditures vand
other
' '
5,065,964
-
$9,28*^43
925,863
$iO:C3
l
outstanding
share
per
"Based
..
13,604,907^
v-vj'-v
1948
^ "
89,543,554 118,462,855
$442,538
•
360,000
_
shares
•Earnings
710,393
Offered—Halsey/ Stuart & Co; Inc. and associates; On
':t March 16 offered $2,400,000 of 2%%' equipment trust cer¬
1,932,286 :. a,812,436
fixed
1949
«i
-
incomfe—I———
Capital
$5,277,837
-$387,559
1
■
Net
;
267,855
outstanding-—i
Seaboard Air Line
-.-r
114,843,932 I 11,310,830 *' 15,417,343 "
____—5,536,281 .. 5,421,784
5,323,555
charges
sales
Federal income
-
4950
•
*'
i'
135;409,331
Profit before income taxes—i—_ '49,611,643
Federal income taxes_—i;—10,327;000
-
667,559
608/,; ;:'■
p.
1949
"280,000
.
dividend^ paid—
shafes
"
-$5,501,100
.—
=._«
income taxes—
—v..169,
27,412,337
202/166 7;'524,761*
200,360
railway operating income——
Other income
Gross
Net
(applicable to railway.
■'and Jointly,used railroad facilities L
(<fc Subs.)— Earnings-
Year Ended Dec. 31—-
shares
286,000
and
Earnings per common share_J_i_i„ij.
operations). 12,229,871 ■*: 8,900,159: 13,282,669*
Ket payment for-rent of •equipment"-W v <*
'i-:V7 *, ... v*.. f
Net
$4.87
1950
before Income' taxes—
"Common
91,266,297,101,904,063
j
Sharon Steel Corp.
1,392,000
$7.15
'
31—
Net fiicoftNe
* •*'*,; -a-
operationsl_\;_" .25,421,900 -18,450,878
-X.* -
ftdn*
revenue
Tax.accruals
-1949
•-*
-
$
1950,
Net sales-
-
11«,952,17* 109,747.175
operation*.,.:^,/—---/ ^93.530,278
-
*•
aiid
a
■
'".. Year, fended Dec.
Profit
.jRcadiifff Co.—1950 Earnings -Higher-—
comprising, the
January is
Jones,1 President,
said the first quarter
low volume months of November! December
~
new
.
2,105,000
'
__
Scdtten, Dillon Co.—Earnings—
The
•
:
$24,497,000 $19,705,000
—
shares
$8,076,060
733,694
973,010
Paul
W.
relatively
1950
- 1951
•
$9,024,865
—
1Q4Q
IQKA
:.
—
—
loss period. This year, he explained, the loss is greater
than a year ago because of larger and more expensive tooling and
new model program.—V. 173, p.
569.
;
i'
__
outstanding-Dec.--31
outstanding Dec. 31, 1949.--V. 171, p. 2612.
with the
cents) to be
•
New York.
for improvements-and
loans,
^equipment-and* for working capital.
10
.
<fe Co.,
$13.56
$13.62
■
_
•On
-letter-of - notification
-a
common
share
.per
*16,836
*88,263
*66,258.
>
__7
income
Net
Rapid Film Technique, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
SEC
$20,553,018 $20,351,825
_
—:
—
traditionally
•Earnings per share
'-
.
.
t
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
"Y
•
•
:
<
——
loss
Net
$21,557,481
••••/.; /"•• T/-"*•->*.' "'yi
;
share
per
173, p. 764,
Quarter Ended Jan. 31—
Sales
!
1950
$398,207
railway
•Deficit.—V.
,
RR.—Earnings—
Sangamo Electric Co.—Earnings—
of
assets
net'
assets
Net
•
1951
from
Gross
redemption to $37.50 per share plus accrued
on
Total
—V.
Up—
Feb. 28,'51 Jan. 31,'51
-
Servel, Inc.—Earnings—
dividend
in
$22,718,592
$
$
663.
p.
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
1948.
shares
626,205
173,
January—
$69,729,239 $64,793,119
•After
in
dollars.—V.
Canadian
•In
As of—
81,028,394 187,093,356 159,568,623
7,546,169
16,874,520
14,184,409
94,819,014
9,005,392
sales_'_
•Canadian
Net
Earned
$
$
Domestic
1951—8 Wks.—1950
1951—4 Wks.—1950
Period End. Feb. 24—
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Asset Value
17.02%—
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up
*
32,440,989
payable,
Timberlands
7
(1175)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
;
"
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$5.26
•:./
'
■
V
Nil
p.
385.
current
assets
at
Dec.
31,
150,799 shares of common stock offered at $16 per
to common stockholders of record Jan. 25, 1951,
the
•
compared with
$10,209,213 at Dec. 31,* 1949, current liabilities of $4,639,291 compared
with $2,154,956 in 1949, or a ratio of 3-to-l in 1950 and 4.7-to-l in
1949.
Working capital of $9,448,310 compared with $8,054,257 In 1949.
Surplus increased $1,528,469 to a total of $6,057,826Mn 1950.—V. 173,
Total
_
1950,
of $14,087,591
share
direct
and
V.
173,
shares,
93,490
Feb. 26, 1951. See offering in
subscriptions were received for 147,4107
subscriptions, were received for
additional
shares.
Rights expired on
663...
p.
8
(1176)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
1950—Month—1949
revenues
Uncollectible
$675,739
oper.
Operating revenues—
Operating expenses
Rents
of
$7,144,551
31,575
$673,014
$510,743
383,585
49,036
901,859
Cr25
The
Net
operating income
charges..:
$118,088
$78,122
in
of
excess
Under
532,719
$1,085,219
89,922
55,610
810,400
after
—V.
received
sizable
a
facilities
March
Contract—
at
the
from
contract
It
$666,010
terms
and
be
that
Installed
feet.
square
of
the
install
is expected
will
437,694
.
173, p. 204.
1,250,000
the
the
and
great
Howard
Mr.
equipment
on
stock
Common
basis.
1
majority ,of the new machines and tools
early 1952 at the latest.—V. 172,
104,
pfd.
Period End. Dec. 31-
1950—Month—1949
$
Operating
revenues
January—
1950—12 Mos.—1949
7
$
$
Net
oper.
rev._
w
-
Operating revenuesOperating
expenses^....
Operating taxes
27,610,925
21,069,820
23,579,910 301,587,211 261,742,269
19,022,889 229,855,727 212,204,305
2,578,744
39,725,227
27,825,781
3,623,791
railway—
.1-
This
to
Texas & Pacific
.1949
$53,544
:
65,309
7/
200,000 shs.
I'
'
'
**''
,
custodian,
all
for
the
Trust
Commerce
of
Funds
other
the
from
March
of
time
Net
income— 2,917,314
operating
after charges
—V.
1,978,277
1,558,135
2,500,705
32,006,257
26,229,337
21,712,183
16,159,965
certain
from
$25,000,000
it
banks,
announced
was
Sparks-Withington Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
Profit
Pro'v.
before
for
Net
income
income
1,333,505
<817,514
■
1948
$8,599,589
295,674
112,488
earnings
$515,991
per
$545,669
900,674
$183,186
900,674
$0.56
outstanding.....
$0.19
share..
common
A.
Spencer,
had
The
$339,467
900,674
-
$0.36
7
each
eight shares held.
shares
1,
both
chase
by
of
March
that
announced
7
Pittsburg, Kansas.
those
are
-
essential
the
1
•
ammonia
plant
at
materials
the
has
Jaylnwk
Henderson,
already
Works,
and
Ky.,
general corporate purposes.
The SEC has given interested, persons until
supplied
by
amendment.
The
4
•:
.
Gross
i
been in¬
the pur¬
leasing of-
from
Net ry.
—V.
1951
1950
railway—__
railway
$554,230
$407,871
income—_
73,756
from
anticipated
that
the
67%.
current
same
period, nitric acid
will be
completed during
r
the latter part of this year.—V.
173,
program
p. 864.
oper.
173,
257,007
967.
p.
:
/
///'v/Y.
43,572
1,000 miles of
is
Lester M. Sears, founder and President of this
corporation since its'
establishment, on March 13 was elevated to Chairman of the Board of
Directors.
,77 -77./:
///:'
7 -7•
:/•' / '•■.7//
7 •■7'.;/:"7-7.
C. Edgar
Smith, Executive Vice-President, was elected President to
succeed
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—February Sales 11.5% Higher
1951—Month—1950
1951—2 Mos.-7-1950
V
—V.
173,
'•
7/-Vi;■/;■•IV'"'' VI/ /.,''1 '-"/III;•*'/• 'v/'.•
William
E.
Barbour,
President,
March
on
12
from
Gross
Net
railway
railway
from
Net
1951
ry.
$2,240,573
the
with Tracerlab of The Kelley-Koett
Manufacturing Co.
Covington, Ky„ .and Cincinnati, Ohio, which was established in
1900, and is the oldest and one of the best known manufacturers of
X-ray equipment.
The Kclley-Koett
Instrument' Co., a division of
1949
842,898
173,
$1,663,641
188,406
600,109
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
1950
-
Kelley-Koett
$1,839,374
$2,038,961
339,204
60,709
362,278
♦62,400
'
664.
p.
1948
y
-
26,743
?
—V.
$867,384
■'.'/V'V
its
Textiles, Inc.
March
on
Stock Offered
—
13
offered
8,880
the sale will
shares
ment
to the company.
7^"
7//
On March 6 a letter of
notification was filed with
the 8,880 shares referred to
above.—V. 173, p. 1115.
the SEC
covering
sales
>.
before
income
income
Excess
profits
taxes
taxes
8,050,000
tax
income
Net
4,500,000
•
1,150,000
tion
to
The
33>/3%
stock
dividend
col'P°ration
covering
(10 cents
to
drill
per
oil
on
March
2
500,000
shares
of
filed
letter
a
common
of
stock,
.share), without underwriting.
gas well.
•'„.//
be
The
and
the
notes
^"7
office
of
due
May 1, 1951.
Immediate pay¬
redemption price of 106%, plus accrued
the
at
J.
P.
Morgan
&
Co.
Incorporated,
transmission
authorization
the
authorized
at
the
six
reduce
time
the
total
stations
project, estimated to cost $96,305,118, includes
791 miles of 30-inch line extending from a connection
with United's system near Kosciusko,
Miss., through Alabama, Ten¬
nessee,
Kentucky and Ohio to a connection with Texas
Eastern's
existing system near Connellsville, Pa.
The project also includes 13
compressor stations with an aggregate of 96,400 installed horsepower.
Part
with
offered
at
Year Ended
from
61,760
cost
to
the
of
7/;
its
aggregate
67,110,
six
Profit
Algonquin
Total
estimated
company
March
on
share
for
each
policyholders
1950
at
rate
that
date.
increase
fiv°
of
of
filed
2
shares
Transport
share
one
letter
a
No
held;
notification
of
and
Insurance
for
before
Federal
Net
income taxes_^._j.____
Income
income
__III_"
this stock
of
—
$2,784,850
Preferred dividends
paid
Common
dividends
Common
paid—lIHI—IHH"
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
172, p.
$1,613,629
/
23,835
145,923
860.389
outstanding
common
860,000
-344,376
share_
.
Tons
each
50
shares
900
Exchange
of
to
of
with
Proceeds
be
344,015
V
$7.66
_
1736.
$4.62
sold
Chased
Net
issued
was
Sylvania Electric Products Inc.—New Plant—
radio
corporation
will
build
a
new
plant
receiving tubes will be made, it was
Vice-President and General
"Haines
radio
and
Plans
call
for
company
fw
w
Va.f
factories
the
i21
of
April 1,
on
Feb.
issued
will
1949.
to
for
of
a
a
site
in
covering
Woburn, Mass., for
100,000
a
plant
,anf10ptl0n
f
'I16
in
19
to
and equipment for national defense,
buy a factory building in Wheeling,
fluorescent lighting fixtures.
plant is completed,
different
communities
of
this
n
plant
and
one
Fei[uary> the plants
Mississippi River.—V.
172,
p.
See
Eastern
Transmission
the corporation
in
seven
Shawnee,
will
states.
Oklahoma
of the company
are'
have
With
where
located
575.
^Includes
sidiaries
charges
taxes.
....
,7'
.
!
3,878,259
$16,612,329
'.7////:.; "
'
for the newly authorized .(con¬
previously authorized by the FPC
program
project
of
$45,000,000 in
preferred
stock,
$20,000,000, of which
already has been sold.
Algonquin's system will connect with Texas Eastern's main line near
Lambertville, N. J.," with 150 miles of 26-inch main line extending
from
that
point to the Hartford, Conn., area.
From there,
103.6
of
24-inch
line
will
extend
line
to a point near Boston,
Algonquin plans to raise
stock
common
20
year.
be
used
The
as
173,
p.' 1115.
continuation
a
of
26-inch
the
Mass.
funds
equal
interest
;;;://■
-■
of
75%
equal
rate
7
to
necessary
to
amount
an
the
'
•
-
in
and
years,
company
and
its
25%.
to
is
finance its project
capital and the sale
The
expected
7:-. .77 /•'
to
will
bonds
about
be
./"7 .7,7/
be
3y2%,
7,
(l7;
77
results
the
1
of
to
:
The
Co.
date
of
shares
company
organized
has
shares
—V.
of Urban
for -the
rehabilitation
of-SI
SEC
authorization
stock
common
716,174
$3.03
7:
Co.
shares
Redevelopment Corp.
purpose
of
clearance,
of
to
and
St.
$0.73
and
sub¬
outstanding
7
subscribe
123,800
Louis,
replanning,
for
of
which
173,
p.
build
to
proposes
from
borrowed
Commission
and
being
reconstruction
cr
of
865.
ments.
proceeds
will
be
used
to
($50 per share).
pay
for
extensions
of
letter
least
March
on
'77
7
notification
20,000
up
to
out
parent,
of
cash
United
authorized
1
on
Gas
United
hand,
if
or
/
7
Corp.
Gas
,
Pipe Line
filed
was
shares of
7"'7;
7
■.
Co.—Filing With SEC—
with the
SEC
on
March
2
covering
stock (par
$1), to be offered at the
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
to P. B. Steinfeldt, the selling stockholder.—V. 173, p. •607. "
(about
to
go
$3.50
common
per
Products
Lerchen & Co.
on
Co., Inc.
and
improve¬
and
—
Stock
stock (par $10) at $34.50 per share. The shares have
been sold. An additional 1,000 shares were placed
all
privately.
The
.;
proceeds
ceased.—V.
'
:/;
went
173, p.
to
1115.
.
■.
•
.
'7
/;'/
v:"> I
estate-of
the
1
Christine
Russel
'
"7/ j
Edwards,
;;//"'777 ?7.:. ;77:>./7'/ '"'
7
de¬
:r/7;
'
-Utah Power & Light Co.—Loans Authorized—
The
company on
March 9 received SEC authorization to borrow
during 1951 from certain banks amounts not to exceed in the aggre¬
gate
$12,000,000, such loans to beevidenced by promissory notes
payable Dec. 15, 1951, and bearing 2'/2% interest.Proceeds of
construction
sell
200.000
the
borrowings
program.
shares
of
are
During
common
to
be used
in
connection with Utah's
1951, Utah also proposes to issue and
stock, and to issue and sell first mort¬
bonds in an amount now estimated at $10,000,000.
Proceed^ of
later financing, which will be the subject of another
filing with
Commission, will be used to repay the loans now proposed and to
gage
such
the
provide
additional
construction
funds.
estimated
$18,000,000 will be expended in
expenditures
-The
of $44,000,000
construction
in
program
will
the years 1951-1953, of
195.1.—V. 1.73, p. 968.
r
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
of
ojn
200,000
the
March
12
common
prospectus,
filed
a
shares,
John
registration statement
$5
President,
the
on page
the
f
owns
outstanding shares. As of Dec. 31, 1950, 6,000 shares
standing, suggesting a 100-for-l stock split between that
(Continued
with
'
par.
E. Barbey,
including
to and including
Sold—Watling,
March 5 offered 7,700 shares of com¬
mon
According to
«.
The preferred stock is
callable all or in part up
March 31, 1955, at $52.50 per
share; thereafter and
Alabama
the proposed facilities is $1,945,000,
finance
its
entail
Union Telephone Co. (Mich.)—Stock Offered—Watling, Lerchen & Co. and associates on Feb. 13 offered to
residents of Michigan
only -15,000 shares of $2.70 cumu¬
net
construct
a
Universal
income
is
blighted areas and the construction of, sueh industrial,
commercial, residential or public structures as
may be appropriate.
It
is being supported by subscriptions of
leading newspapers, banks, de¬
partment stores, manufacturers and merchants of the
City of St. Louis.
—V.
P.
be
173, p. 3867
A
/ '
.
Missouri—Acquisition—
par
company
to
U. S. Thermo Control
of
received
for authority to
the' southeastern
12.3-mile. 14-inch pipeline in the Gulf of Mexico off
the coast-cf Louisiana. Estimated cost of the construction is
$1,279,657.
3,524,970
•..
Coal
985,107
in
supply natural gas to present "cus¬
markets including the Naval Air Station at
Saufley
t
3,345,803
•
Binkley
presently outstanding and
172, p. 2028.
F.
to
are
.
$0.62
'
,
the
market
6,973,682
k
FPC
to
and
.necessary,
-
acquisition, June 23, 1950,
tAfter all
including provision for Federal income" and excess profits
tReflectg the effect of the miners', strike in 1949.
SBased on
1,200
new
the
pipeline
total
*1951—9 Mos.—il950
.7
'7
604,771
$1.13
.Operations
Union Electric Co. of
The
of
area
the Elgin Air Force Base.
7-..'7:'.-7
7 ./•
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application says that the proposed construction would bring
capacity of United's Pensacola pipe line facilities up to
about 75,700,000 cubic feet per day.
7 777'.77'-'v-- 7,7',
-V/'
Jan. 31, 1950.—V.
acquire
to
asked
9
miles
Florida
The
the
$7,098,696 $44,183,818 $18,267,836
1,243,755
share-
per
the
from
March
on
50.2
northwestern
Field
1,
1,701,779 ' 10,344,808'/ 4,379,665
;
lative preferred stock at
par
Corp.—Expansion, Etc.-^
United Gas Pipe Line Co. below.—V.
financing
sale
tomers
7*7/-
1951—3 Mos.—tl950
2,629,820 • -1,368,528
Z
income
§Net
*
The
Texas
Gas
which
located
at
by borrowing $150,000,000 from
Corp., which proposes to issue debt
of $145,000,000 and supply the remainder from
storage
a
.5
construction
the sale of $78,000,000 in first
mortgage bonds, the replacing
$10,000,000 bank loan with a new bank loan of $20,000,000, and.
a
and
them
/
Co.—Earnings--
pur-
coal.)—
debentures
recently acquired
to supply
the
where
14 by
March
operations
electro,mc tubes
exception
east
on
of
tubes.
construction
h
W.
Burlington, Iowa,
Manager
one-story building,
feet, to cost approximately $1,500,000.
'
square
The
picture
in
announced
Unci,
.
1,103,507
The
the
United
Estimated over-all capital cost of
sales
tNet income
on
,
and
approximately
the
offered
record
stock
same
underwriting, involved.
-produced.
Tons
988,201
,
of
7 7
finance
company,
Eastern's
per
7 A letter of notification was filed with the SEC covering 166.19 shares
cf class A common stock
(par $100) and 100 shares of class B common
stock (no par), to be reoffered
through offer of rescission at $100 par
share for the class A and $312.38 per share for the
class B stock. All
the
par
2,601,830 " (
2,614,485
laterals
in
the
New
England states.
pipeline system, which will deliver m total
217,800,000 cubic feet per day, is $30,-
the
of
volume
includes
Which
$39,462,410 $29,036,913
5,399,335
taxes—
cost
of
hand.
on
Texas
struction
for
Tropical House Corp., Lumberville, Pa. — Files With
.Securities and Exchange Commission—■
"/V/V •
1949
-
.
miles
securities in the amount
capital.
7 Period End. Jan. 31—
1950
will
parent
cash
capacity will go to Algonquin for
the remainder to be delivered to new
7/ v /.//. /.://./...7/. ,.■•--■7.
-,:..(/
to construct approximately 253
miles of
..
United
its
279.2
daily
477,800.
of
covering 11,500 shares of capital swek (par $10) to be offered
at $20 per share to stockholders of record March
15, 1951 at rate of
Truax-Traer Coal
____
and
maximum
increased
with
authorized
was
line
Transport Indemnity Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
Co.--Earnings—
^
Eastern's
England,
customers.
through the sales of bonds
and
stations
$12,352,000 to $11,506,500.
The
proceeds will be used
<
/
Dec. 31—
Net sales
New
main
at
Sutherland Paper
Texas
in
and .existing
miles
its
on
//■:'
increase
SEC
on
♦$8.12
•
of
resale
of
*.
stations
7:""/-:;
to
estimated
Eastern
Texas
*
Jersey—
compressor
■/.-'
;V 7V
Transcontinental
.
Transmission
cubic
the
on
system.
enables
horsepower
same
trustee,
//c /
March 7 authorized this corpora¬
extension in New Jersey and to increase
a
pipeline
horsepower of six
gas
.
Texas Eastern
Seeks Addiitonal Pipeline Facilities—
675 000
.
notification
to
7' c'/V." 7//',•■• V V'/ 1
paid in' April,
Sunshine Oil, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
EEC
interim
construct
authorized
to
$11.01
the
to
at
6%
made
be
total
the
$7,307,296'
900,000
♦Adjusted to give effect
1950.—V. 171, p. 1611.
7
St., New York 8, N. Y.
natural
one
$9,907,435
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share-,
of
lV//'777/;77
1"7''"^./:;
new
amounts:
and
53 Wks. End.
Dec. 30/50
Dec. 31/49
$67,429,743 $50,223,156
19,107,435
11,807,296
.
Profit
Federal
manufacture
Temporary authorization to construct
and operate the facilities was granted
by orders- of the Commission
dated Oct. 18, and Nov. 6, 195J.—V.
173, p. 1115.
Sunbeam Corp. (& Domestic
Subs.)—Earnings—•
Net
'V'VV''; ^
The Federal Power -Commission
from
„
will
Wall
at
52 Wks. End.
V'.V
To Build Pipeline Extension in New
of
value) at $11.25 per share, for the
selling stockholders. No proceeds from
accrue
■/"'•I''
outstanding
C. E.
—
stock ($1 par
common
account of two
the
indicated
: 7
sales
Corp., 390,250,~
feet on a peak day and 135,124,260,000 cubic feet annually;
Mississippi River Fuel Corp., 150,000,000 cubic, feet on a peak day
and 52,448.885,000 cubic feet annually/
7
7V' 7 y
000
corporation has called for redemption On April 11, 1951, all of
interest,
Stern & Stern
in
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Calls Notes—.
V
23
Unterberg & Co.
leader
a
for the detection and measurement
pf radiation.
7 /
7;
Kelley-Koett X-Ray Co. will continue to expand its operations
in developing and producing Radiographic and
Therapeutic equipmevt.
—V. 173, p. 865.
This
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$834,776 $14,172,615 $12,967,291
173, p. 664.
is
The
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
1951—Month—1950
Co.,
instruments
VfV/V
Period End. Feb. 28—
Net sales
Manufacturing
the
in
at
stations.
Estimated cost of the facilities
777" :
* 7 *
7
-v','\7
of gas to the following two companies
compressor
.
of
January—
;
consolidation
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
.
pipeline and f-he installation of 63,000 in horsepower
existing
$111,861,749.
United will make
The
v
announced
an
approximately
172, p.
Tracerlab, Inc., Boston/ Mass.—Acquisition—
$9,298,032 $17,735,739 $15,325,881
864.
p.
Mr. Sears, while James, H. Coolidge, Vice-President and Treas¬
Thompson Products, Inc., was added to the Board of Directors.
1238.
*
~
of
':7\/:rf 7'_ '•/' •/'*i.
Period End. Feb. 28—
$10,372,015
and
new
—V.
day, to
.
\ v
■
y
and
opinion
an
.
108:175'
*' '
/
.
issued
27
estimated total of 3,805,200,000 cubic'feet. '
't.
" 7
7/
V <
(1) Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. to construct facilities which
will increase the daily capacity of its system by 465,700,000 cubic feet
to approximately 1,206,500,000 cubic feet; and
//
(2) Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. to construct s pipeline system
in New England to supply natural gas to certain markets in Massa¬
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Jersey.
-.j
The United project, one
of • the largest expansion programs ever
authorized by the Commission, includes construction of approximately
**$324,343
J64.545
' 75,417
82,800
Feb.
on
,
cubic feet per
1948
$402,804
181,469 7,.-
Co.—Expansion—
Commission
Power
|
.
1115. 7,
p.
•/./The Commission at the same.time authorized:
Towmotor Coi*p.—Changes in Personnel-
urer
Sales
re¬
,
authorizing this company to carry out an expansion program
designed to Increase the company's system .capacity by -920 million
*.
1949 7
'
Federal
The
173, p. 570.'
„
Is
to
1951,
l7:.7- ':/\I, /
order
\
••
.
It
23,
.
Pipe Line Co. below.—V.173,
Gas
United Gas Pipe Line
lor
common
and Shields & Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio. The price/
.proceeds are to be used to
net
United
See
and
For
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
acid facilities at Charlestown. Ind. As a result of these
previous'
additions and the new expansion, the
company will nave 100% greater
ammonia capacity than when it converted the
Jayhawk Works to com-*
mercial operation in June of 1946.
capacity will have been increased
(subr
for cash at jpar.
construction pro¬
March
hearing upon the application.
Proposed Financing—
I
the
nitric
During the
a
12
next
and for
lor
will be underwritten ^y Smith,
Barney & Co.,
New York, and McDonald &
Co.,
January—
by
the
unsubscribed
bank loans and lor other corporate purposes.—V.
repay
Net
these
of
substantial additions. to
The debentures and the
of
.,/r;v
the-
a
further
expansion of the company's-ant
nitric acid production facilities at its Jayhawk
and
produotion
creased
President, * On
will
gram
-
approved
hydrous ammonia
near
5
March 14 filed a registration statement with
covering $15,000,000 of 20-year debentures due April 1, 197-1,
131,190 shares of common stock (par $5), the latter to be offered
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share
Spencer Chemical Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Expansion—
Works
March
of
during the
mortgage bonds, 4% series due 1976,
use the funds in' connection with
its
first
Line
Pipe
quest
"Chronicle"
The corporation on
-
will <be
directors
the
Thompson Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
7
206,202,
a provision for excess
profits taxes retroactive to July
tAfter preferred dividend requirements.—V.
167, p. 475.
Kenneth
in
given
^
purchase
months, an aggregate of $25,000,000 of United Gas Pipe Line Co.
January, 1951 and 1950.—V. 173, p. 967.
,
to
used
be
Not avail,
-
♦Includes
1950.
618,336
SEC
shares
tEarnkigs
1949
,*^^$14,015,516
taxes
taxes
income
Common
The
1950
other income...—
$1,348,907
698,558
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
will
loans
the
on
' I
1
of
J; >
time, within
to
13-
Proceeds
$5,254,889
3,905,682
$1,929,217
expenses...
Net
Net
sales- and
$6,414,484
4,485,267
sidiary)
173, pp. 204 and 479,
Net
revenues..
<
application .to the SEC for authorization
the next 60 days, the aggregate
has made
corporation
borrow
amount
1950
1951
March 12 applied to the SEC for leave
the assets of United
,
Net
Railway operating
Railway operating
"
7*
,
United Gas Corp.—Bank Loan—Acquisition—
7
"
Outstanding
15,000shs.
148,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
.
"
present
The
to
Ry.—Earnings—
"Authorized
(par $50)
stock
investment company on
custodian
20,894
T''5
Month of January—
/'
"
appoint Wilmington Trust Co. as Custodian of
as
$92,290
45,887.
27,620
.C' 10,683::'/
——33,241
accrued
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Co., will continue to act
applicant.
*,
(
The
SEC
has
given interested persons until March 23,
1951; to
request a hearing upon the application.—V. 173, p. 765.
/
:
1950
$118,632
_
from
railway..
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.-173, p. 764.
7';./
"
Uncollectible
'
1951
-
from
Gross
$
27,652,592 '23,658,782 302,537,442 262,736,783
41,667
'
78,872
950,231
994,514
»-•
EFFECT
$25)
' "
1392.
p.
with
share;
per
-
The
Northern Ry.—Earnings—1
&
$51
United Funds, Inc.—Custodian of Fund—
operating by
,
Texas
Co.—Earnings—
at
-
GIVING
(par
following three years
during the
thereafter
7"
cumulative
$2.70
Science Fund.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
share;
per
and
"
—V.
reimbursable
1238.
p.
$52
share
TEMCO will
added,
cost
a
at
1958,
per
CAPITALIZATION
•
contract,
the
31,
$61.50
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
dividends in each case.
This equipment, Mr. Howard said, w}ll make it possible to increase
4,261,721 / production to the full extent of TEMCO's building areas, which are
purchase
Net
has
$5,460,450
Cr 175
88,538
corporation
Navy Departmept fpr the supply of a*.full complement of machinery
and equipment for the manufacture of modern
military aircraft, H. L.
Howard, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer, announced on Mar. 11.
25,000
5,126,073
Operating taxes
t
$5,485,450
$7,112,976
466,413
proper—
oper.
$514,243
3,500
.
.1
2,725
revs.
Texas Engineering & Mfg. Co., Inc.—Navy
1950—12 Mps.-^-1949
.
48)
99%%
were
out¬
date
and
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*r
-
DIVIDENDS
Name 0/
Decker
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
a
the
first
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
Then
show
we
the
we
■
-
Co
__r"mU
Stores
(qufer.I____—
Pieids (monthly)
J__
Oil
Monthly.
4- 4
4-
10c
Per
Name
4
La
3-14
3-16
4-17
'
3-16
4-16
4-
Name of Company /
Ainsworth
Air
Mfg.
share
each
Albers
Inc,
of
(stock
6%
shaie
Super Mancets,
Alliance
American
Brake
4%
Shoe,
American
Enka
Hard
(quar.)
|M'7%
Corp. (cuar.)_/
Securities Co.
Rubber
preferred
Co.,
5
3-15
3-
5
*
4-
2
30c
4-16
60c
3-30
3-23
$1
3-30
3-23
Extra
.Class
&
___
B
47*
convertible
Zinc,
Common
$5
prior
iquar.)
Smelting
Gas
$7
preferred (quar.)
Artkraft Manufacturing
Finance
Co.,
preferred
Avondale
Mills,
Common
(quar.)____
Bank
Corp.
New
Quarterly
Barium
Basin
Oil
&
Co.
4-
2
preferred
Machine
Bird
&
Son
Co.
Co.
4-
3-22
2
1
3-19
4-
1
3-24 "
4-
1
1
2
5-15
5-
1
General
4-14
3-30
3-24
3-
4-14
4-
2
'
.
'
4-
3-22
4-
3-22
2
2
4-21
4-12
4-
4*-
4-12
4-
4*
4-
2
2
3-26
3-29"
(quar.)—___—
3-19
4-
3-20
60c
Bourbon
Stock
Brandtjen
Briggs
Broad
Co.
(quar.)
Brown-McLaren
Budget
Finance
Mfg.
3-22
Co
5c
common
3-23
(quar.)
Class
B
common
tquar.)
3-19
Bakeries,
4-15
3-28
'
/.4-15
3-28
i
4-15
3-28
Inc.
4-
2
4-
2
Varnish, 5% preferred (quar.)$317<iC
Capital Administration Co., Ltd.—
J $3 preferred A (quar.)
1
75c
Caiolina Fower & Light Co.,
com.
(quar.)
50c
4-
2
4-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada
$5
Central
!
Aguirre
Sugar
Electric
&
(increased)
Co.
Gas,
preferred
$2.50
Central
Ceutral
Ohio
4.75%
Ohio
preferred
B
6%
preferred
C
Fund,
lnc
3-21
Horn
4-16
3-30
Household
4-16
3-30
class
A
3-31
3-15
3-20
Income
Foundation
15c
4-
1
1
3-17
4-14
3-29
4-
2
50c
7-16
7-
2
50c
10-15
10-
1
$2
class
A
50c
12-18
12-
3
(accum.)
Pacific
&
Class
A
Collateral
Colcnial
"
$6
Bottling
(Boston)
Columbia
Breweries.
&
Electric
Eank
/__■
Co.____
Trust
&
General
Connecticut
River
Life
Power
Insurance
Co
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-20
Jacobs
5c
4-
2
3-20
Jamaica
4-10
3-26
35c
3-21
57*
40c
4-
2
3-20
Jenkins
1
5-16
&
Reynolds
Kalamazoo,
4-25
4-10
3-27
3-19
dividend
Courtaulds,
Amer.
Class
preferred
&
rets,
3-16
A
iquar.)
25c
B
Loom
Securities,
Works
2
3-22
4-11
3-16
4-
75c
3-30
3-22
'30c
''3-31
3-17
30c
3-31
Directors
(quar.)—25c
$1.1272
3-15
3- 5
3-31
3-21
25c
4-20
4-
(quar.)_
<King-Seeley
_____
Kirsch
4Vz'/c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Engine
———
Drug
Davidson-Boulell,
Stores, Inc.
67*
pfd.
7
on
3-31
4- 2
4- 2
4-14
4-14
4-14
(quar.)_
<quar.)____
$1.50
4- 2
5
3-15
,
'
•
472%
472%
4-
2
3-16
3772C
4-
2
3-16
60c
3-30
3-20
J$1
4-
40c
3-30
3-22
(quar.)_______
(quar.)—
•
1
3-17
$1.10
5-
1
4-16
$1.2272
5-
1
4-16
25c
3-31
3-20
'
3-31
5- 1
3-20
3»
9
2%c
3-20
3-
9
3-30
3-21
5- 1
4-14
Corp.,
4- 2
4- 2
3-31
class
4-16
3-30*
3-15
4- 1
4-18
3-31
3-31
3-30*
-r-
-
3-15
3-21
div¬
;
Rich's
15c
3-31
3-29
4-25
4-i f
3-19
3 -2)
1272C
3-26
3-15
25c
3-30
3-22
3-15
.
3-26
50c
Sulphite
&
Gamble
Co..
Co.
8%
pfd.
3-23
4-
2
3-26
4-
2
3-26
3-CO
3-20
45c
i—
(quar.)
4-15
3-31
4-16
3-23
$2
(quar.)
15c
3-21
4-
2
3-15
t3772C
Co
3-30
12c
Company
B.)
2
772C
partic. pfd. (quar.),
Industries (irreg.)
Electric
2
4-
$1
iquar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Paper Co.—
7%
4-
117 720
10c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Gas
3-21
4-23
65c
Chocolate
&
Scale,
3-28
50c
iquar.)_
(George) Fund
4-
1
3-15
3-30
3-15
(see George
(Boston)
Fund)
$3
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(irreg.)
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-15
7-
2
6-15
3-26
3-15
1
5-30
4-
2
3-20
5-
1
4-2 1
9334C
(N.
6-
5-
1
4-20
4-16
3-20
Y.) —
30c
National
Stockyards
(Ed.)
Ry. Co., 57* pfd. (quar.)
Refining Corp. (quar.)
& Company, com.
(quar.)__
Securities
Investment
common
(quar.)—_—
Co.
of
(quar.)
3-^0
3-31
3-14
2
3 -21
4-
»
$1.25
4-
1
•>_'
50c
4-
2
3-D
25c
4-16
4-
3
St.
4-
3
3-r l
$1.1834
pfd.
4-
3
3-20
$1.1272
3-15
3-
1
Louis—
15c
4-
2
3-D
$1.25
4-
2
3-r 1
4-2
3-21
—___—.
preferred iquar.)
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
$$1.75
2
4-
$1.0674
preferred Iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-21
1834c
75c
Co
Atlanta
3-22
5%
40c
19c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Seabrook Farms, \Vz7o
New
3
75c
Sugar
4%%
3-20
Oil
&
47+7*
4-10
50c
& Refining Corp.—
preferred iquar.)
Russell Industries, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Schuster
3-13
4c
conv.
Louis
2
f28c
•
——
class A
Quarterly
6%
3-
4-
t27c
(quar.)
_—
commqn
preferred
3-15
3-30
27c
12c
class A
3-20
25c
—
(Canada)
(irreg.)
Bearings
Roosevelt
2-23
9-20
3-D
.
2
(Fred
33%"7*
3-20
6-20
3-1)
25c
Rochester-American Insurance Co.
3-15
12-20
4-13
3-30
4-
Inc.,
4- 2
!
3-i
1
21VzC
(quar.)
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.
Revere Copper & Brass
Richman Brothers
iquar.)—
4-16
3-27
6-26
9-26
12-27
3-16
2
5-
2Vze
A
10c
3-30
2
4-
3-ro
Pump
50c
327aC
(quar.)______
A
4-
50c
25c
class
Mining Co.
3-30
$1.1272
$1.1272
$1,127?
$1.127a
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
General
M.
50c
"
3-
2
Savannah
——
3-31
•
4-
Savannah
13.
3-15
30c
(guar.)
Co.
Telephone Corp., class (s-a)—
Market Cold Storage & Warehouse
Class
3-22
3-31
4-10
1
will
meeting
annual
Renold-Covcntry, Ltd.,
•
472C
15c
(increased)
Reliable Stores Corp.
3-15
3-15
&
Reda
3-15
4- 2
3-10
$4
R.
3-15
Rapids RR.— .1
3-15
2
5c
&
Quincy
4-16
3-20
2
50c
Semi-annual
3-15
4- 2
3-
4-
4-
'
3-15
-
(quar.)
1
3-15
3-22
3-15
Co., -common
Style
Quincy
3-15
3-29
4-16
$1
non-cum.
Quebec
3-20
25c
3-15
1
5-
preferred (quar.)
Transportation Co.
Putnam
3-20
3-29
3-21
3-30
$25c
■_
Co.
Nut
Putnam
3-26
50c
& Carbon Co.
Filters,
Co.
Huron
Procter
2
3-28
'
fSavannah, Ga.)
pfd. (quar.)
(irreg.)
Pneumatic
Prophet
4-
93 3/4C
(quar.)
conv.
Portland
3-20
3-16
lc
B
pfd.
—
at -the-
Chemical
4%
3-28
2
stock, five-for-one.
Can
Portis
8
4-20
4-
directors, proposal to split the
a
Common
3-14
8
Co.
Co.,
Ribbon
B
Planters
3-14
3-
35c
Mining
—
Pierce Governor Co.
.
3-31
3-15
10c
Pennsylvania
■;
3-
4-16
$1.50
(resumed)
Railroad Co.J
Z
Pickering Lumber Corp. (irreg.)
4-20
5-2
4-2fr
3-31
..
(quar.)_,
& Ros.ario
Insurance
United
Pacific
3-20
5-15
Co.—
on
Class
3-31
15c
(quar.)
9-20
12-20
20c
Light & Power.
Fund
Colony
Oliver
6-21
9-28
12-28
$1.25
pfd.
Gas Co
Match
Old Town
3-31
3-31
3-31
;;■/ 3-31
3-31
4-30
4- 2
xl3/47o
4- 2
xl7»%•.
4- 2
xlVt'/o
4- 2
—
(quar.)——
67*
Alkali Co.
Shore
Scotia
common
3-31
3-15
6-28
$1.50
(quar.)
Co., 3%%
(J. J.)
Confection
Old
3-30
2
4-
$1.75
Co.
Telecoin
York
Stockholders
3-22
3-14
4-16
75c
Ohio
3-22
3-20
3-29
15c
Honduras
Ohio
8
6-25
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)-
preferred
Oglethorpe
5-21
1
$1.50
commqn
Co.,
3-24
7-
America—
(quar.)—______
tquar.)
(quar.)___,—
Gas
1
J15c
Ltd
of
Co.,
3-15
4-
50c
of Boston-—
Fund
York
Nova
2-28
4-14
$1.25
Interim
North
3-15
$1.50
(ineg.)__
Investors Corp.
New
1
3-10
50c
common—
Haven)
Glass
Park
15c
40c
(quar.)—_
common
Goods,
(New
Co.
preferred
preferred
5.60%
4
;f50c
.
Dry
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
_____
Chemical
Newberry
5-19
$1.20
10c
$1.25
$1.75
$1.6272
6272c
t$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)_v_
-
3-16
35c
$1.75
Metal Co.,
Royal
prefered
New
'
————-——
Corp.
2
$5
Inc.
3-24
'
4727* pfd. .(quar.)—
—
preferred
(q.uar.)__^_—
______
preferred (quar.)___——————
preferred
(quar.)^_x___
Mfg.,
4-
Machine. Co.—
R.)
Finance,
Providence
(accum.)—
held on March
Telephone
Hotels
Kroehler
Wzlo
Cunningham
3-
20c
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Company
Kittanning
Knott
Cummins
3-15
(quar.)—^
iquar.)
action
Y.
Fuel
.
Co.—
meeting
3-22
$1.05
Corp._________—
Bank
Plan
Motor
St.
deferred
at
3-15
4-
_
England Laundries, $6 pfd. <quar.)_—
N. Y. & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.—
5
fl272c
$$1
3-17
class A
(quar.)
272%
1
4-25
210c
Common
Port
—
A
25c
50c
(William
'Moore
3-15
$1
Grand
m
New
5
12V2c
&
,
—
National
3-26
Company—
idend
interim____
4-
•T4-
40c
/•
participating preferred
67o
Key
fcr ordinary
Knowles
Forster
&
2
Ltd.—
dep.
Croinpton
4-
Corp.—
4-14
4-14
4-10
4- 1
$2.95
Allegan
3-31
.
,
67*. pfd. (extia)
Corp., com. (irreg.)
National
3-20
v.
^
Manufacturing
4-20
:
.
(quar..
,v;
$7
5
IVi'C
Semi-annual
Kerr
3-15
3-23
4-
Calculating
3-17
Shinkle Shoe Co.—
&
2
1
National
5
4-
50c
J.)—-
common
4-
preferred (quar.)
Montreal Telegraph Cc
Parmelee
(irreg.)
pfd.
7 7*
3-15
20c
Monroe
5%
(quar.)
Quarterly
10c
$1.621/2
(N.
Stephens
3-31
25c
s-a)
(quar.)
Corporation—
preferred (quar.)__
4-
4-14
3-30
6- 1
'
<quar.)__
3
shares
Nonvoting
Johnson,
4-11
Service,
Brothers
Founders
6-
4-14
4- 2
—
pfd.
2
3-15
National Casket
3
30c
preferred C iquar.)—
preferred D (quar.)—
2
(Peter)
6 V2%
Public
77*' prefericd
4-
15c
L.)
4-
-
___
4-
Packard-Bell
preferred
(F.
3-15
25C
(increased)
1
Mutual
3-16
iquar.)
preferred
77*
(accum.)
Company, 57*
1
75c
Pacific Power.& Light Co.
(quar.)^
Co.,
4-
4-
67*'
(Chicago) —
common
$$1.25
20c
vote
preferred
prior
Electric
6727?
5%
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Royalty Oii Co. (increased
Corroon
57*
Iowa
3-
40c
$4.80
Company,
2
(quar.)_—
Petroleum
Niagara
_
com.
4-
'*
(quar.)___
preferred
Mohawk
67*
6
3-26
for
Interstate
'
Participating
Cooper
share
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-15
$1.50
___________
3-20
.
3-23
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
3-13
3-10
$2
3-15
Bakeries
2
2
6%, preferred
3-15
2
4-
60c
$1
3-15
3-15
4-
iquar.).
3-17
1
4-15
2772c
preferred
3-10
4-
4-14
Mount
3-19
(quar.)„
1
2
3-29
45c
6272c
1
1
3-15
93%c
America
3-22
3-20
30c
4-
Motorola,
directors pro¬
Building
3-22
2
15c
(Ft.
4-
4-
7 4- 2
••
60c
4-
4-
*
3-23
tquar.)—
i
-—
North
of
3-26
2
25C
3-15
35c
50c
15c
25c
Quarterly
4-
4- 2
.
1
(quar.)
5c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Z_—
Consolidated Royalties. Inc.—
Crum
3-17
50c
6 7*
$1
3-31
Co.
(quar.)__
Co.
$1.50
$1.50
(irreg.)
Ohio
National
Coffee
Exchange
$1
v
Inc.
Southern
Connecticut
Cook
Co.
Insurance
$1.25
iquar.t
(quar,)
York)
Insurance
Interstate
(reduced)
common
Columbus
Commercial
3-30
3-10
62c
Co.
Co.,
4-25
3-20
—
(quar.)
Loan
Ice
preferred
(New
(quar.|_,
(Cine.)
$2
2
Paper,
Morris
Ltd.
67/sC
(increased quar.)
com.
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)___
.
Worts)
&
preferred iquar.);
^—
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c partic. A
iquar.)
•
4%
preferred iquar.)—
Inland Investors, Inc.* (interim)
$1.50
Railway (Dayton), common
67*
preferred
(quar.)—
.
3-15
'
1
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co. (increased)
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—
25c
City
Coca-Cola
RR.
(quar.)
3-20
4-
1
Extra ——L'.—
'
3-26
3-20
4-
April 25 meeting.
Refrigerator Co. ■ (quar.)
Fund
4-
4-
25c
Ltd.—.
Co.,
cf N.
:
4-
Quarterly
(I.) & Sons (quar.) _________
Glass, 4% ,pid. ,(quar.)—_______
*
3-30
$2
$2
50c
convertible
-
3-17
4-
the
at
4-16
4- 2
50c
Worts,
old
each
3-30
(quar.)
7%
*
-
on-a
3-30
Mississippi
and one-half shares of new common
two
3-31
(accum.)
5 V2 %
—
Zinc-Co.——
(accum.)
Clary Multiplier Corp.,
'
exchanges
Hussmann
(accum.)
Paul
(quar.)__
j
Illinois
A
St.
'
to
v
4- 2
217»c
25c
25c
25c
45c
56 74c
(quar.)
pfdf 'iquar.)
will vote
3-15
A
Fuel
posal
3-20
5- 1
7
3-20
3-20
15c
60c
75c
Iquar.)—^__
Inc.—
3-20
class
Milwaukee,
preferred
Foods,
Stockholders
3
3-31
3-31
75c
(quar.)—
3-15"
class
Gas
*
3-31
4-14
(quar.)__
com.
;
50c
iquar.)
Corp., common
3-31
$2
Citizens
4-
4- 3
4-16
20c
Telegraph
Co.
(initial)i.
/
Finance
Bank
4-15
4-14
25c
(quar.)
common
,
3-23
$12.50
(quar.):-—
Acceptance
4
21VzC
common
Oil
»
9
50c
common
pfd. -(quar.)
Corp.,
4-
4-
72 c
preferred
convertible
Mutual
;
&
common
3-31
$2
Chicago,
"
3-20
Trust
————
Gooderham
3-31
4-16
3-20
20c
(quar.)
& Company, cemmon
preferred
Hunt
3-24
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
32
4- 2
$1.25
—
33/4 7*
3-20
3-30
4-10
Co.
preferred A (quar.)
*
& Hardart Baking Co.-(N. J.)
47*
3-20
3-31
4-16
H.)
Telephone
2
13c
;
3-15
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
$1.50
,
3-30
$1.1272
50c
(irreg.)_r
(quar.)
(quar.)——
i—
Home Insurance Co. (Hawaii)
4-
5G7jc
.
3-19
4-20
$1
I——
Co.-(quar.)
Company, Ltd.
627>c
Mills, Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hosiery
cohvertible
Chemical
3-19
2
4-
4-13
1
Miller
Investment
Gooderham-&
20c
(quar.)
4- 2
(annual)——.
(H.)
37y2c
(quar.)
common
3-19
1
4-
P- 1
(irreg.)
—_
15c
--—___—i—___
series
472%
3772C
(accum.)
Co.,
preferred
Chadbcurn
4Vz'.'v
<D.
57*
43%c
pfd. (accum.)
4- 2
I5c
A
Wayne)
-
5c
5-
$1.50
Ltd. (quar.)._—
Michigan Gas & Electric Cp., common..—
4.40 7*
preferred (quar.),
4.90% preferred (qu^r.)__
Middle
States. Telephone
Co.
of Illinois—
3-19
3-31
$1.50
Co.
5%
A
Mersey
4
20c
Distillers, Ltd.,
Merchants
4-10
;
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,. common
Rubber,
Class
3-16*
2
Co.
Inc.,' 5% ' preferred
Merchants
,
Co., .Ltd.—
Course
(Henry)
Home
25c
(cuar.)
4-
;—
Hosiery
3-23
45c
(accum.)
Telephone
$2.50
Co.
7%
15c
3-16
3-23
$1
series D
series E
Walker
4-5
3-31
3-30
5c
$2.40 pfd.
Co.,
Walker
(see
Class
3-16
62'/2c
(quar.)
1
—'_—-——
2
593/eC
(quar.)
.
Products
Steel
6%
(
pfd.
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.
Central States Electric Co.,
Central
Race
5-1
$1.25
5-
2
30c
Co.- (quar.)
Insurance
Pillot,
40c
(quar.)
Extra
Central
&;
10c
preferred
—
J.): Company
lH.
Hiram
Holt
3-15
..
•
$1
preferred series C <quar.)__~—
series B lquar.)_
Holmes
3-22
'
-
(quar.)—:
Company
Electric
Holeproof
*
.
$1
Foundries,
3-30
(s-a———_
Shares
Investment
Trust
Lamp
Fire
IUaleah
5c
$30c
Iron
1
1
J
Utilities
Agricultural
Henke
15c
Quarterly
Canada
5-
1 accum.)
5r.'c' preferred
5'!o preferred
,10c
67*
preferred (quar.)
Campbell-Taggart Associated
'
."
non-cum.
Brothers
Heinz
3-30*
3-30
3-30
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Rail
Extra
A
1
preferred
M.)
47*7*
3-22
1
5-
57*' preferred
3-12
2
4-13
$1.50
$1.3772
(quar.)
1
iquar.)T
Hawaiian
3-26
3-31
$1
3-16
r:—
Hawaiian
3-23
4-
2
u
Public
(C.
Halle
Plan—
Class
?
2
4-2
22c
4-
Griggs Cooper, 57*, 1st-preferred (quar.)—
Grocery Store Products Co.- (quar.)
•—_
Guardian
investment
Trust
(Hartford)
Hall
3-20
75c
Investing Corp.. (irreg.)
County Trust Co. (s-a)
4-
4-20
—
(quar.)
6 7*
preferred
Melchcrs
1
2
Co.—-
Lytton &
&
Ltd,,
4-
5-
1 51.12 72
(Del.)
Co.
'
3-20
4-15
3-31
RR.
preferred
47*
25c
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Tire
McQuay,
*
4-
.
3-30*.
McCoU-Frontenac
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
■
1
3-26
4-10
Service
Mills
Martel
3-31
(quar.)—
Tanning
iHartford)
3-16
3-30
$1.25
(irreg.)
Street
Bronx
3-31
75c
4-
4-20
''
(quar.)
Corp:, $6 pfd.
iquar.)—
preferred
Guardian
3-16
30c
25c
(irreg.)
Co.
Inc.
2
(irreg.)—
Sugars, inc.,-class A (quar.)
$1
prior preferred (quar.$1.12Va
insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
30c
Great Lakes Steamship Co., common.—___—
25c
Hartford
$1
Kluget. Inc.____-____._
Mfg.
Brinks,
Yards
4-
5-
9
4-16
Forbes
Coal
Marvin's,
3-30
5-15
4-
Consolidated
M.
&
Marshall-Wells,
$3
4-14
$1,599
50c
convertible
$1.20
.
1
$1.25
preferred
Mansfield
'
&
Fublic
5Vz%
;
3-21
4-20
*
______
pfd.
$1
pfd."
Co.
(Hartford)
Personal
Co.
3-30
25c
6c
(quar.)
com.
(Boston)
—
Art
Guardian
3-19
3-29
30c
Property .Trust (Mass.)—•
Increased quarterly —_
Boston Storage & Warehouse Co., (quar.)
3-23
25c
Inc.,
Trust
$1.50 preferred
3-19*
4-
25c
•
6
56 74C
(quar.)__:____n
iquar.) _i
Corp.,
Griess-Ptleger
6-11
2
4-
Godchaux
4727*
25c
(quar.)_____
3-19
$4.50
5-10
6-21
3-19
2
Great American
4-10
5-21
2
4-
Maine
3-15
Fund of Boston—
beneficial interest-(irieg.)
Cifs. of
Gibson
.7
3-31
4-
772c
5-
37 72C
C.
preferred
Mahoning
*
George Putnam
3-23
4-16
272c
3-31
(quar.)
Special
3-20
2
4-13
.
»
4-
4-13
M.
&
6%
3-22
4-30
3-15
preferred
B
2
4-30
3-31
Reinsurance
Class
4-
55c
,
9
MacAndrews
3-19
25c
.
Co., com. (quar.)
prelcrred (quar.)
Brewing class A
Special
3-30
M.
4-
25c
Genesee
3-23
3-22
$1.25
(quar.)
Cc.
Stores,
Henry
2
J.
3-22
9674C
.
Telephone,
4-
5
3-22
1
3772c
quarterly basis.
5% pfd. (quar.)
Light Co., $6 pfd.
a
on
4-20
2
1
4-
(quar,)
Louisiana Power &
4-
$20
3-24
4-
1—____________
Lighting
$1
'
(quar.)___
3-15
Investors
$4.conv.
No\y
Lorain
^
2
(quar..)____——
iquar.)_^
Island
*
4-13
3-20
3-31
prefeired
preferred
Long
$1
Co
Y.)
iquar.)
Packing Co.
2nd
v.
Co.
3-31
3-24
2
4-
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
3-22 V
*
3-26
(quar.)- 343/eC
preferred
57*:
Lion
4-14
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)_l_______
preferred
3-31
25c
" '
common
■
4-14
.
6272c
(irreg.)
preferred (quar.)_____
6%
*
3-23
'
10c
preferred
Corp.,
12-28
4-10
45c
pfd.
Telephone & Telegraph
Common
37V2c
287eC
convertible
Stores
Lytton's,
Company/common
&
4-30
(
(Charles),
Lincoln
—
tquar.)_:
(Julius)
Paint
J.)
.1
Manufacturing
$5.50
4-14
6-
&
65c
20c
N.
General Public Service
3-24
5-
(Newark,
(N.
preferred
conv.
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
& Malting Co., com.
Grain
B.)
45c
Md.
Rubber
&
preferred
General
of
Co.
Bank
Brothers
(D.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Tire
conv.
$1
15c
(irreg.)
Insurance
Boston
'
4-
Co.
Insurance
National
Fisher
pfd.."(quar.J______.~__"
Publishing Co.
preferred
General
$1,127*
.(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston
2
$2.25
15c
.___
Herald-Traveler Corp.
4-
&. Deposit
Garlock
25c
quar.)
(quar.)___
Manufacturing
4-
Insuiance
Gayson-Robinson
5
3-16
5c
__
_
25c
—
1st
1 -10-52
56 74 c
(quar.).
3.857*
9-28
45c
Corp.—'
Coal
6-28
10-10
50c
(quar.)____
common
3-28
7-10
10c
(quar.)_I___.l_.r_
& Sons Co.,
non-cum.
472%
'
4-11
3-23
5V27*
1
3-20
2
3-31
5c
v
2
1
Garfinkel
Cc.—
(initial
5-
4-
47af/e
3-15
4-
56V4C
(monthly)
3-16
.
35c
$1.50
Fuller
3-15
3-30
50c
(quar.)
__
Bird
;
3-15
10c
Extra
Boston
2
$3.50
common
California
common
Binks
4-
25c
___
Manufacturing
$4.50
3-30
5c
Monthly
New
4-23
Eank—
Avenue
3-30
:_J
Chemical, 67*
i
$1.50-
Monthly
Bates
3-30
3772C
(quar.)
of
4-23
25c
<quar.)_
Fifth,
Corp.,
preferred
!
$1.12
Corp
Brothers
472 %
3-26
8c
______________
,—
Steel
Barker
4-12
68%c
(quar.)
York
Lerner
3-15
67*
$1
(monthly)
common
Leich
3-31 :
3-20
Fuller
3-28
8c
(quar.)
3-23
$3
3-21
$2.20
50c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
(monthly)'
Company,
of
k
4-5
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Bancohio
3-22
1
$1
preferred (quar.)
Bachmann Uxbridge Worsted
67*
3-16
5-
5c
$4.50
Baldwin
1
4-13
25c
common
I
6
4-30
(increased)
(quar.)
4-
/ 135c
6c
.
2
Firestone
3-16
$1.75
City
572%
4-
2
$1.50
iquai.)
—
Co
75c
(qu'ar.)_J__-l—.
3-20
3-30
First
30c
common
Sewerage
(quar.)
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfa.
.
4-
;
4-10
Co
Investment
*
2
3-31
$4
3-16
3-16
(quar.)
Corporation
Associates
Auto
2
2
$10c
pfd.
Y.)
Company,
(James)
4-
preferred
preferred
Lehigh Valley
15c
Proedtert
L1a._.
$6
Lees
$2.50
Firemen's
10c
Arkansas Power & Light Co.,
(N.
common
preferred
&
25c
Inc.,
Field & Stream
3-16
4-
$1
A
Atlantic
2
4-
$1.25
Corp.,
3-21
(Seattle,
.
convertible
$2.50
Federal
30c
Co.,
1
25fc
Leath
Federal
3-20
4-
25c
Oil
4-
(quar.)
Consolidated
472%
Fairmont Railway Motors, Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Fashion Frocks,
Inc.
(quar.)
!___.
;■
,
Co.—
(quar.)
(qirar.),
Co.
Natural
Arundel
4-16
10c
preferred
Anglo-Cansdian
Class
&
3-20
Fund,'Inc. "(increased quar.)
57*
3-23
3
10c
(quar.)
Angerman
Arkansas
preferred
4-
15c
;
Lead
3-20
2
Heating Products, Ltd.
Eversharp,
3-26
15c
1
American
3-31
1272c
„_
(quaIV)
Extra
2
4-
/quar.)
&
Equity
3-26
10c
(quar.)
com.
4-
.
Enamel
3-23
3-31
$1.75
j._
Processing,
"
3-17
3-30
50c
_______
Yarn
3-23
$0.1282
__
Molasses Co.
(quar.)___
American National Fire Insurance Co. IN. Y.)
American
5c
(quar.)
Holderf
4-10
10c
Company (increased)
L^ngendorf United Bakeries Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
!
$1.80 preferred (quar.)__l
^
Le Roi Company, common_l—2__
3-20
Fidelity
$1
(irreg.)_
Quarterly
2
Empire Trust. Co.
3-20
American
y
4-
Manufacturing Co.
Wash.)
3-23
'
ccmmon___
5c
value
J
Lambert
'
(quar.)i25c
preferred
Elder
7-20
$1.50
________
(quar.)_
1
(quar.)
(increased)
common
par? (quar.)
Electrical * Products
(quar.)
Y.)
European
American
$1
3-22
/
•
8-
preferred
preferred
American
4-6
$2
Common no par
Payable u) Rec.
25c
/
Insurance (N.
convertible
Common
Holden
prewired for
he)d._l
6%
When
dividend)—
convertible
common
American
l._l
(quar.)
*
1Share
•
,
Corp.
Associates,
One
Per
-
.
.
Payable of Rm.
10c
*
4-30
When
Share
University (quar.)__
!•*.
!___
1__.
Quarterly
-
'
.
Extension
Quarterly
3-31
3-30
25c
of Company
Salle
&
10c
-
3-29
25c
(irreg.)
'
25c'
Dre?cel Furniture
(quar.)
20c
Duff-Norton Mfg. :Co. (increased quar.)_ii_
50c
Eastern Racing Association," Inc.—*
-
3-14
4-16 '
Douglas & Lomason Co.
payments previ¬
Holdere
Payable ot Rec.
772c
272c
Home
Doininguez
follow with
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Share
Manufacturing
Dixie
When
Per
*
Company
Extra
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
(1177)
(increased quar.)
50c
10
(1178)
*'
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
4
Company
Shareholders
Trust
Holden
When
Per
Name of
Per
Name
Payable of Ree.
Share
of Company
2
3-21
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allen Electric Is Equipment
(quar,).
15c
5- 1
4-13
Allianeeware,
5c
115c
3-31
4- 2
3-20
2-28
Allied
Chemical &
Allied
Electric
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
25c
3-30
3-19
45c
Southeastern
20c
10c
3-31
Allied
Laboratories
3-26
3-20
3-16
Allied
Paper Mills
$2.50
4- 2
3-15
(Boston)
Shawinigan Water &
(i»reg.)____—
Power
Shawmut Association
Co
(Boston)
iquar.)
3-27
5-25
4- 2
23c
330c
(quar.)____
15c
_
Extra
5c
Sheraton
Corp.
ol
America
iquar.)
__
Sick's Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. (quar.)
Silverwocd Dailies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
. •••'
Sovereign
Telephone
Co.
(qi>ar.)___
Investors iquar.)
International RR.
Spokane
Co
Stadacona
33c
Mines, Ltd
Stancjard-Coosa-Thatcher
Standard
Holding
4-18
3-21
25c
(quar.)
4- 2
3-20
*
37%c
4-5
3-9
4% 1o
$1.06%
50c
4-5
3-9
7#
3-31
3-16
5c
4- 2
Corp.—
./_•
Dye Corp.
Products,
convertible
Allied
Products
Allied
Inc.,
preferred
(increased quar.)
(quar )
Aluminum
Co.
4-
3-23
Aluminum
Goods
$3.75
preferred
6#
25c
Paper Mfg. Co., common
1
3-23
4-10
3-21
5-
1
4-10
7%c
4-1
3-20
American
120c
Electric
______
_
(quar.)
5-
Motors
5-1
4-
6
American
Agricultural
3-24
3-
9
American
Bank
Shop.
&
Fuller
Inc.
4-10
3-31
15c
4-
2
3-21
American
Box
7-
2
6-15
American
Can Co., 7#
3-31
3-15
American
Cigarette
4-
2
3-24
43%c
4-
1
3-26
4-30
4-12
$$1.25
4-15
3-31
J4c
Corp
Sylvanite Gold
(s-ai
Extra
Terry Steam Turbine,
preferred
7-
3
5-11
7-
3
5-11
Texas
<fc
Pacific
Common
4#
Inc..
$1.25
class
A
City
Rapid
Coach,
Union
Trust
Co.
iN.
Gas
Union
Twist
United
Co.
Y.)
Drill
Co.
Industrial
Paramount
Common
of
IN.
4-16
4-
4% %
bio
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
4-
3-31
3-24
to
3-27
$1
1
1
4-
3
37 %c
5-
1
4-
3
__
A
3-23
7#
'
5#
convertible
convertible
Fire
Home
Utah-Idaho
Van
Stiver,
5#
12 %c
8-1
7-20
(quar.)__
12%C
1
10-19
Tool
lie
Co.,
preferred
Vulcan
Wabash
Railroad
4%#
Baking
Mills
Michigan
Western
Electric
$2.50 class A
3-31
3-15
American
Stores
4-19
3-30
American
3-30
4-
3-23
Radio
3-
9
3-14
75c
3-30
Inc.—
Securities
Greenland Oil
_
Co.
(quar.)
3-21
Co.—
Anaconda
Arizona
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp., Glo
Arkansas .Western Gas Co
4-
1
3-20
Armco
50C
4-30
4-
9
Steel
B
4%#
weeks
dends
announced
week, these being
given in
the
preceding table.
Per
Name
of Company
Abbott Laboratories
Abitibi
Power
Si.50
&
Share
(increased quar.),
New
class
Adams
A
$1.20
(J.
pref.
Admiral
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
1
3-
1
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-23
3-
3-30
3-15
4-10
3-15
25C
2
3-15
4-
2
3-14
iHartford)
50c
4-
2
3-14
Co.
50c
4-
2
3-14
75c
Co.
Insurance
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equipment, Inc.—
preferred
Ins.
Co.
(Watertown,
N.
3-
75c
preferred
Brass
Mfg
4-
2
3-15
12 %c
common
(quar.)
4-
2
3-21
4-
2
3-21
10c
Youngstown RR.—
(irreg.)
3-30
___
3-
5
bio
preferred
b%
preferred
Alabama
(s-a)__.
$2.50
___
(s-a)_.
By-Products,
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
A
Class
—
class
A
$2
(quar.)
$2.50
25C
4
4105-
1
3-15
11-
1
10-22
B
(quar.)
25c
5-
1
4-21
Class
B
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
7-23
Class
B
(quar.)
25c
11-
1
10-22
4/GO#
Alabama
Co.,
preferred
&
4.20#
pfd.
(quar.)___
(quar.)_______
Vlcksburg
Ry.,
common
$1.05
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
3-16
$3
4-
2
3- 8
3-29
3-
6
Preference
12%c
3-22
3-
5
3-31
3-19
3-30
3-15
British
3-30
3-JO
British
$1.25
1
3-30
3-
$1.12%
25c
4-14
3-15
4- 2
4-
Automatic
Steel
(N.
Products,
Ins.
Co.
Y.)
5#
Avon
Manufacturing
share plus
Inc.
(quar.)_____
this dividend
Broulan
Collieries
4-
2
3-16
4-
5
3-14
5#
1
3-31
4-
3-10
3-
$4
Babcock
&
Baldwin
3-30
3-
Bruce
3-15
3-19
33/4 #
8
15#
4-17
3-20
3-1
4-
1
4-
1
3-
7#
3-22
$1.25
4-
2
3-16
93'%c
5-
1
4-
5
3-22
2-28
56(40
3-30
>
Baltimore
7#
3-15
Burns
2
2
3-23
2
3-
1
4-
2
3-
1
4-
9
2-26
is
4-
9
2-26
%%
4-
9
4-
9
$$1
4-
2
4-
2
3-15
;ioc
5-
1
3-30
—
2
(quar.)__
2-26
2-26
=
3-15
4-16
3-30
25C
Ltd.
Mines,
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$2c
4-
2
—
(interim)
__
>
3-
2
25c
4-
2
2-23
15c
4-
2
3-15
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
20c
4-
1
3-14
10c
4-
1
3-14
$1
4-
l1
3-14
(quar.)
common
!
Coip..
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
preferred
90c
4-30
4-13
50c
3-31
3-19
10#
$3 69
Company,
4-30
3-19
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
common
dividend
Co.,
.
(quar.)
93 3/4 c
'
Co.
$1.25
2
40c
4-
2
3-16
$1.75
(quar.i
4-
4-
2
3-16
4-
2
$45c
3-20
3-
8
25c
3-31
3-
7
75c
;
3-28
3-12*
$25c
4-
2
3-12
20c
Ltd.,
class
A
3-2G
3-15
$50c
preference
4-27
4-
9
56V4c
3-30
9
75c
5-31
5-15
115c
2
4-
2
3-15
2
3-15
3-22
.3" 1
7-
4-27
4-
9
B
common
$50c
7-27
7-
9
4-
3-16
Bush Mfg. Co.,
3-15
44-
7-27
Class
3-15
$50c
5#
prior pfd.
conv.
preferred
non-cum.
10c
3-31
3-15
C
30c
15c
2
3-14
Caldwell
3-20
2-23
4-
4% #
1
I
Financial
T
Si.50
Corp.
(quar.)
31 %C
1
50c
4-
1
3-15
3-28
California
—
$2.50
preferred
sinking fund pfd.
3-12
$3
conv.
preferred
Ink
25c
6-
1
5-15
3-27
3-12
834c
4-2
3-6
1
2
3-15
$1
—
4-
1
3-
$20c
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
.
$20c
5-
1
4-14
$5c
4-14
3-
4-
1
3-15
62 V2C
4-
1
3-15
28c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
75c
5-
1
4-13
75c
3-20
3-10
62 %C
5-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
iquar.)
California
Water
Co.
Service
9
28c
(initial quar.)——
Packing Corp.
9
Camden
3-15
4-30
50c
4-
2
3-10
343BC
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)—
Forge Co.,
Refrigerating & Te-rminal—
5#
$1.25
4-
$37c
5% #
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
3-13
4-
Corp.-—
28 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Camden
$2.50
3-15
3-15
63c
California
the
1
2
Co.
preference
Co.
3-16
44-
(quar.)
pref.
conv.
California
Corp.—
Power
2
$1.75
_i—
Mills, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
4-
2
12 %c
80c 2nd participating preferred
(quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
4-
28Vec
(accum.)
Linen
1st
(.quar.)
(quar.)—
Bush Terminal Buildings, 7# pfd.
Butler's, Inc., common (quar.)—
4%# preferred (quar.)
2
(quar.)__
4-
$50c
4-
pfd.
3-15
3-15
>-
preference
50c
5#
4-16
common
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.,
ii
B
Co,
Steel
OS-lie
y
3-14
•
A
$2.50
(quar.)____
2
Class
5.60#
(accum.)
2
4-
1
Class
5%#
pfd.
4-
50c
Corp.
&
3-20
Porcelain
preferred
L.)
Burnham
3-20
May 3.___
3-31
35c
Watch
3-15
on
35c
Co.
Bulova
1
1st
3-14
4-
Products,
Ltd
(qqar.)
;
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Builington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Eullard
2
to be held
3-15
4-
Building
3-16
4-16
4-
5#
3
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4-
annual meeting
10-15
4-
3-14
preferred (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co., common.
15c
at
11-1
3-
$5
1
3-28
25c
approval
7-14
Corp.—
common
preterred
18a4c
(quar.)
stockholders
Brick,
(E.
Stook
•
A
Securities
Baltimore
Corp.___:
1
3-31
Products, Ltd
Distillers
preferred
(quar.)
Wilcox
to
preferred
Inc.
T.),
8-
$$2
(auar.)_
junior preferred
Brown Shoe Co.,
9
1
3-31
Bigelow,
Brown-Forman
class
Inc.,
(B.
Subject
(quar.)__
3-21
3-31
$40C
Porcupine
k
$1.87%
preferred
9
2
3-30
(quar.)
Durrell Co.,
30c
Hartford
of
9
3-
$25c
(quar.)
Brown
40c
Corp.
Products, Inc., 4#
Foods,
A
preterred
Brown
15c
(quar.)
9
3-
$250
s-a>_
i
Power
3-16
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Avery (B. F.) Sons. 6# pfd.
Entire issue
called for redemption on April 1 at $26.50
Avco
Columbia
3-16
tlOc
Alarm
11-
3-20
4-
$$1.50
(quar.)
Forest
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Fire
preferred
4-
4-
(s-a)
Brockv.ay Glass Co.
5
jlOc
B
1
50c
registered
Columbia
Class
3-15
3-20
43/4#
3-15
15c
$1.75
Extra
12-
9
2 %C
com.
(s-a),
Columbia Electric, 4># pfd.
British
Co.—
1
8-10
Ordinary
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Co., 4'/2 1o ptd. A (quar.)
Imperial Diesel Engine Co.—
4%% convertible preferied A (quar.)
Atlas Tack Corp. (quar.)__
Auto Fabric Products, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
7-23
$1.15
(s-a)
75c
$50c
Atlas Glass & Can
Ayrshire
25C
Preference bearer
quar.)
(quar.)____
1
Ltd.
bearer
(interim)
Ordinary registered (interim)
5-18
Atlas
Babbitt
(quar.)
Power
Corporation
B/G
1
3-16
50c
Atlantic & Ohio Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75#... .pfd. B (quar.)_
Atlas
6-26
1
50c
(quar.)__
9-
8-10
$$1.19
6
6-
7%c
—
Co.
5-10
Is
7-
(quar.)
(accum.)
1
$25c
(quar.)
1 23 11/25C
(increased
Ltd.,
3-31
4#
Corp
Electi'ic
6-
British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
12%c
Telegraph
5-10
11-
$1.37%
6-26
Co
&
1
4-14
(quar.)
3-15
a
preferred
City
preferred
2
(quar.)
(accurn.)
12-
35C
7- 5
Industries, Ltd.—
Telephone
1
100#
75c
$2.25
(quar.)
preferred
2-28
1
—
British American Oil Co.,
3 % #
preferred
$15c
(increased
3-31
6-
Roofing Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
A
59%c
pfd.
3-14
3-14
75C
Ltd
10c
(quar.)
2
?
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
conv.
Sons
30c
(quar.)
3-16
4-
4-
—
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
6#
Products
Atlantic
3 15
8-
Alabama
1st
Athey
9-15
25C
._
5*
(final)
1st
1
4-21
5*
5*
3-
Hardware, Ltd.—
Corp., Ltd.
Associated
1
1
33-
2
25c
pfd.
ccnv.
Construction
Ordinary
Mines,
5%#
2
2
iquar.)___
2
$1.25
Co
Corps, (stock dividend)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
4-
pfd.
4-
$1.25
(initial)—
(initial)—
Traction, Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
6#
4-
(quar.)_
preferred
3-15
3-19
$3.08
Brazilian
$1
*
4 % In
Industries, Inc.
7#
3-
4-
3-26
2
3-29
50c
Breeze
(quar.)
Metal
per
________
II.)
Automobile
Akron. Canton &
Common
A
Automatic
Y.)—
$5
Associated Electrical
7
343i,c
343j,c
Investment & Discount Co.,
(J.
Asbestos
8
&
25c
Constable
Class
(quar.)
Quarterly
Akron
3-
1
3-30
Life
5Vsilc
1
4-
62 %c
Aetna
Aid
4-
75c
(quar.)
_
Insurance
Agricultural
t75c
25c
Corp.
Aetna
Gas
7
$30c
(quar.)
Casualty 3: Surctv Co.
preferred
Art
$6
(initial).
Acina
Affiliated
3-
25c
Mfg.
D.)
2
Refineries, Ltd.—
Addressograph-Multigraph
$3
common-
Express Co
Adams
4-
$12 %C
Ltd.,
(initial)
common
New
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Holders
$37%c
Paper Co.,
preferred
When
Corp.,
Artkraft Mfg.,
Arvin
Class
3-15
(quar.)
Ashdovvn
Class
Brantford
3-16
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co., class A
Arnold
give the dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
3-8
3-31
3-29
$1.37V2
__—
30c
3-20
we
Bralorne
3-8
Mining
Co.,
G.)
(E.
3-16
50c
8
9-
4-
3-28
3-
$1
British-American Assurance
3- 9
Ciass
Roller Bearing
Erach
$1.75
(quar.)
3-12
3-13
3-30
87 %C
9
1
9
this
New
Bower
1
25c
Corp.
3-30
3-22
3-23
(Initial)——
com.
(initial)
preferred
2-19
(qiiar.)_
Co. (increased)
Inc.
(quar.)__
3-31
25c
—
2
4-
4-
5#
New
:
—
y
3-15
25c
3-19
4-
9
3-16
—
4-
3-31
4-
$2
Albany RR
RR., new
3-24
3-
3-15
2
(quar.)
Maine
20c
2
2
13c
4
4-
3-15
3-20
Club
Common
,
2
3-
4-
2C0 %
5# ! preferred
5#
preferred
4-
3-13
3-23
on
3-
4-20
1
&
Boston k
held
be
4-16
17c
Edison
to
4- 2
Applied Arts Corp.
4-30
meeting
a
'
Angostura-Wupperman
4-
at
3-20
4-
3-12
3-30
3-31
12-1
60c
3-26
50c
30C
19.
$1.75
3-20
50c
3-15
,
3-15
20c
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar..)___
3%# preferred
(quar.)—
approval
March
5% %
4-16
3-
3-21
3-21
3-30
each
Book-of-the-Month
(s-a)
Post
for
4-16
5
1
1
stockholders
to
$1.50
4-20
75c
____•
Below
Copper
shares
Subject
(quar.)—
3-23
—
three
held.
(quar.)_____!
pfd.
4- 2
30c
$1.06Vi
dividend
1
4- 2
2-21
44-
$1.25
5-
2
3-17
2
30c
common
3-15
3c
•
(quar.)._
Stock
Co., Inc.,
3-20
3-21
1
4-
62 %C
4-16
4-16
5-1
(II. C.)
2
3-30
4-
$1
4-
1
3-10
15c
prior preferred (quar.)
Bond Fund of Boston, Inc. (s-a)
2
3-31
;
5-21
5-
3-15
75c
30c
3-20
4-
3-15
3-31
50o
(quar.)
3-16
6-
3-15
3-31
$1.75
(quar.)
Diamond
Corp
Airplane Co
3-15
3-15
3-31
(quar.)
"
50c
(quar.).
Corp.
preferred
conv.
3-15
3-15
$1.50
preferred
$2.25
Products,
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
$1
Extra
6%
1
(quar.)_
com.
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)
Briilo Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
$2 preferred A (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred "(quar.)__
$1.50
(quar.)
Sanitary—
Araoskeag Company, common (s-a)
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc., com.
(quar.)__
Anchor
Inc._______
preferred
3-20
3-20
(accum.)——
Fund,
4-16
1
4-
Co.—
1
(quar.)
American Woolen Co., 7# pfd.
American Wringer Co. (quar.)
3-30
1
4-
____
G#
4-
4-16
$15c
_______—
40c
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Co.,
2-28
Electric—
&
bio
Bohack
50c
Tobacco
2
—
(quar.)
Co.
Valley Gas
(Phlla.),
New
common
American
Machine
&
—
Mfg.
preferred
Blue
3-30
50c
(quar.)___
4
4-
—
2
•
7
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
2-23
c
$1.75
(Indianapolis)
5-
3-15
4-14
$1
5-18
4- 2
yy
& Laughlin Inc., common
Brothers Tobacco
6#
3-12*
3-12*
12 %c
3-14
2
$$1.50
81 %C
3-28
Extra
preferred
2
3-
(quar.).
25c
(quar.)
Co.
3-
$25c
50c
,>
Co.
Ins.
preferred
American
3-30
1
1
30c
Sugar Refining,
4-19
50c
Wicboldt Stores, Inc., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
j.
6If
$1.20
$2.50
iquar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph Co., class A (irreg.)
Zenith
American
25c
Co.,
Insurance
Whitehall
States
3-16
Foundry Co
4-
4-
15c
3-15
Surety
Casualty &
Bloch
Ltd.—
20c
(quar.)„
Steel
Western
Bliss
3-15
Co.
3-30
Ltd.—
3-15
1
$1.50
3-31
:
1
4-
25c
(quar.)
75c
3-10
2
$1.06%
Boston
25c
—__
4-
$1.12%
commcn
Stamping
2
4-
—
Foundry
Boeing
Corp
Co.,
4-
3-26
$50c
2
(quar.)__
475c
Wellington
Westgate
Snuff
3-10
—
Corp.
$1.25
$1
Company-———
<H.) Goodernam k Worts,
3-
(quar.)
Standard
&
2
3-14
50C
quarterly
Decker
&
Blackstone
3-21
(quar.)
preferred
3-23
2
12-15
American
2
4-
$1.75
3-16
4-
Steel
Increased
Black
1
Wool
4-
—
Birdsboro
1
1
4-16
$1.75
3-14*
9-
1
7#
3-
6-
5-
2
3-16
4- 2
25c
Safety Razor Corp
American Ship Building Co
6#
2
4- 2
9-15
3-30
15c
._—
k
Western
2
4-
(quar.)
Rock
3-15
Corp.
Bingham-Herbrand
,
$4.50
common
Quarterly
West
4-
Steel
-
Blauners
American
4-16
3-20
37Vic
$1.13
common...
preferred
(quart):—Waialua
Sugar Co
Walker
2
1
1
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)__
lie
Walker
4-
4-
Extra
3
Common
American
(annual)
Corp.,
4-16
3-16
3-20
6-15
Radiator
American
5
2
50c
.*
preferred (quar.)
Bibb Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
$1.75
25c
$3
Co.,
preferred
Wagner
3-23
3-14
4-
3-15'
$$1.75
(quar.)
7#
3-30
$1.75
50c
prior pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
3-
3-31
2
40c
& Cement
25c
American
3-15
2
4-
preferred (quar.)
share
Goods
(quar.)
preferred
15c
—
(quar.)
Corporation.
$4.50
(Cuba)
(irreg.)
common
5#
4%
Limestone
Bethlehem
4-
97Vic
Co., com.
Co.
2
4-
$25c
preferred
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.,
common
American President Lines,
$1.25
(quar.»_
(quar.)
A
Venientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
Quarterly
Vlchck
4-20
20c
(quar.)
(auar.)-^
B
11-
1
26c
Co.
60c preferred A
preferred
5#
preferred
(quar.)_
Insurance
Sugar,
!
5-
2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7#
12 %C
Optical
Paper
preferred
7#
3-10
4-
3-15
10c
(quar.)
American
4
(quar.)
preferred
preferied
preferred
preferred
3-30
15c
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc.—
6#
American
3-16
$1.75
Gas
4-
50c
3-21
.
(quar.)
American Natural
3-21
12 V2C
4- 2
28'/8C
Co.
3-19
$20c
__
Bessemer
5
31 VhC
Products
3-15
2
Corp.—
3-
25c
__
Loan
3-5
Co., Ltd.
Metal
2
4-
3-31
$35c
(quar.)__
Bervdix Aviation Corp. (quar.)
25c
______
Industrial
Extra
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
$1
j
3-31
18c
Co.
2
50c
—
preferred
(quar.)__,
Telephone Co. of Canada
$3.25
Foundry Co.—
Metal
3-12
4-
84 %c
(quar.)___
Co
4- 2
$1.50
<quar.)_
of Illinois—
Manufacturing
3-15
4-
93%c
(quar.)
$1.75
25c
Corp,
American
3-30
10#
—
series
4-12
35c
Wire
87%c
(monthly)
(Newark) —
American
5-
&
preferred
4-27
3-21
37 %c
3- 5
(quar.)
Machine &
1
4-
Common
3-20
4-2
4- 2
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co., common
7# prior preferred (quar.)
62 %c
dividend
2
$1
87Vic
(quar.)
3-30
(quar.)..
preferred
Co.
3-30
com.
—
$1.12%
12Vic
4-20
3-20
—
4-
3-19
4-26
5-
25c
3-20
(quar.)
4-20
2
iquar.)
Beneficial
2
(quar.)
50c
4-
common
3-20
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Locomotive Co.,
preferred
4Vi#
1
4- 2
(quar.)__
preference
3.90#
4-
30c
preference
71o
4
50c
International
American
4-16
30c
Corp.
Co.
—
—
Packing Co. (quar.)
Belding-Corticelli Ltd., common
7# preferred (quar.)
3-15
2
5-17
$1
Beech-Nut
Bell
—n
50c
,
(quar.)
Corp.
Products
American
Y,)
30c
comertible
5#
6
4- 2
$1,50
American Investment Co.
3-20
3-21
(quar.)_
5#
Utah
2
American
1
Beech Creek
RR.
3-16
50C
3-15
2
4-
<
3-15*
4-15
5c
Corp
3-12*
—
common
Derrick
&
(Increased)
2
$1
(monthly)
California
3-12*
3-29
4-
3-15
Increased
3-28
4-
Machinery Coip.,
Steel
Universal
3-23
2
Inc.—
a-
&
preferred
Stock
4-
75c
Brooklyn
Theatres;
Plywood Corp.,
334#
3-12
Inc,
Shoe
United
3-19
Publishers,
United
S.
Insurance
3-21
$20c
(quar.)
interest.^-—______
Printers
6#
American
2
Hardware
American
American
Ltd.
(quar.)
United
U.
4-
$1
-
"Certificates'; of
Home
40c
—
Quarterly
United
Hoist
American
37 %c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Bank
American
3-20
$ 15c
Canada,
of
3-17
2
Ltd.—
Acceptance Corp.,
preference (quarj
COc
Union
3-17
2
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Transit Co
conv. pfd.
(accum.i
$1.50
2
4-
$1.50
Building Trust
Tri-Continental,
$6
preferred
Twin
4-
62 %c
—
2
3-20
4- 1
l
10c
Beatty Brothers, Ltd
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd. class A
$1.40
preferred
iquar.)
3-31
(quar.)
50c
<s-a)_
3-17
5-31
4-
50C
________
Co.
2-28
6-30
35C
;
common
Works
3-10
3-31
3-27
(quar.)
Dairies, Inc., 7# pfd.
Express Co. (quar.)
preferred
$6
Y.)
(quar.),
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
2
~
—
<quar.)_
com.
American Felt Co., 6# preferred
American Fruit Growers, Inc
50c
Ltd.,
Corp.
Underwriters
3-26
(N.
Co.,
Co.
Iron
3-15*
com.
American Hair k Felt Co.,
2
(Ludv/ig) & Co. (quar.)___—___
Bauscii & Lomb Optical Co., 4# pfd. (quar.)
Beatrice Foods. Co., common
(quar.)
3%#
convertible preferred (quar.).
3-23
________
B
25c
--
tquRr.)
Tremont
Twin
3-30
4-
—*
Baumann
4- 2
4- 2
3-10
5#
Co.,
preferred
125c
common
Canners,
Towmotor
American
3-26
Sugar
Cyanamid Co.,
American
3-30
3-15*
3-10
2
40c
Extra
i
(quar.)___
8
Bath
4-10
pfd.
8
3-9
5-9
4- 2
3%%
3-
4-2
6-1
4- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd. series A
3-
Oil
2
4-
Savings
&
Corp.
Mfg.
$1.50
& Cigar
series
Co.
preferred
Basin
5
Oil
25c
preferred
3%#
3-23
3-
$1.25
Co
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Top
3-15
3-31
$4
3-15
Trust
;
prior
3-31
Co.—
Ry.
(increased quar.)
Preferred
Textiles,
(quar.;,——
4-20
4-
40c
Co.
30c
(quar.)
Crystal
American
5C
$2
______
Engineering & Mfg. Co.
Board
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.).™
Texas
Barcalo
4-
$1.75
$1.06%
—
(quar.)
75c
Extra
,
Barber
3-12
75c
Corp., common (quar.)_____
preferred scries A (initial quar.)
4% #
—
3-15
3-30
25c
Co
common
Bosch
American
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Mines,
American
61e>
4-1
$1.25
(quar.)
3-31
25c
.
(tecum.)
pfd.
Co.,
Spring
Supcrtest Petroleum Corp.,
5# < preference
(quar.)
Tip
preferred
4-10
433!c
(quar.)
Bankers
35c
Co.,
12%c
1st pfd.
(quar.)_______^^
Refractories
Stufcnltz-Greenc
(quar.)._
com.
3-8
4-20
—
the Manhattan
of
75c
(quar.)
Chemical
Note
56c
Inc.,
(quar.)_^
4-1
Quarterly
Bastian-Blessing
Corp.
(quar.)
He
Textiles
Bank
125c
25c
pfd. (quar.)
(irreg.)
Co
10c
preferred
3-15
Aggregates
preferred
5%
3-15
Trust
Francisco)
(San
Assn.
3-28
National
America
93%c
4#
preferred
Sugar
$20c
Inc.—
Stix. Baer & Fuller Co., 7#
7#
5%
6#
iquar.)
Stern
&
4%#
Stouc
6
4-
convertible
50c
...
_
(quar.)
Extra
Stop
6%
5c
Increased
Stern
1
Amalgamated
of
3-28
75c
Mfg. Co.
Leather Cos.—
Amalgamated
75c
Preference
(quar.)
Stein, Roc <k Famhain Fund
Sterling
4-
110c
110c
preferred
Standard Radio Ltd., class B (quar.)
Stanley Brock. Ltd., class B iquar.
Steak "n Shake. Inc.
(quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada Ltd.
1
3- 9
75c
(quar.)
(Canada)
'
Standard
3-20
America
of
3-30
Bank
50c
quar.)_
Corp., common (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. common
(quar.)
3-30
3 20
20c
Corp.
4-10
12 %C
4#
2
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.).—_________
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.).-.
11 Vic
30c
25c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
(increased
3-20
4-
50c
(quar.)
Stores
Co.
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
20c
.
Inc.
4-10
12 %c
_
•
Share
of Company
4 V* 1o
Aluminum
Class A
Class B
'
4-
Name
Payable of Rec.
Alden's,
3-21
4-16
3-21
When
Per
Holders
When
Share
preferred
$2.50
(s-a)
62 %C
(Continued
on
page
43)
3-31
3-15
4-
3-20
1
^
Number 4995
Volume 173
.
.
(1179)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
tper share
39% Dec
t per
2% Feb
41% Mar 15
45% Feb
15
Abbott
Dec
30
4 % Mar 15
6% Jan
29
ACF-Brill Motors Co
29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
30
Acme
29
25% Jan
2
27% Mar
25% Dec
21
39% July 14
17% Jan
3
28% Nov
51%
51%
Admiral
27%
X26
27%
26%
27%
26%
28%
28%
Affiliated
10% Jan
27
51
Mar
27
27 V* Jan
11
31
Jan
19
131
22% Jan
9
121% Jan
1
9
29
28%
*128
100
19
9
Aldens
80
Feb
2
4% Jan
2
80% Jan
87% Jan
2
20
82
Jan
4
85% Feb
21
19
39
Mar 15
47% Jan
5
89 % Mar
2
Nov
18
95
Jan
6
102
Feb
13
8% Jan
3
1
.
22
1
11
Feb
5
10
65% Feb
13
Mar 15
14
26
Allied Stores
28
42 % Mar 15
20
98% Jan
44
Dec
29
42 % Mar 15
81% July 12
99% Dec
20
93% Mar 15
30
38% Jan
11
35
Jan
Dec
22
84
5 % Dec
29
Feb
9
Jan
11
3
37% Feb
Mar 13
3% Mar 15
4%
J9
47% Jan
X101
10
161% Dec
30
42%
100
100%
102
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
62%
61%
62%
61
45%
*99
—100
30%
30%
31
31
::r 44%
42%
42%
42%
43%
99 %
*96i%
99%
*99
86%
88%
84 'ft
4%
Petroleum Corp,
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
26
Amerada
60% Feb
23
Amer
16
30
82
Dec
28
78
3% %
18% Feb
9
61
2
9
7
Airlines
American
85% Feb
22
8
Mar
Mar
cum
preferred
conv
19
44 % Feb
6
Jan
16
17%
*59%
177%
57
57%
17%
14%
15
82
82%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
60%
17%
59%
17%
*59
59%
59%
15%
14,300
41%
4,600
16%
61
17%
*59
61
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
40%
40%
40%
40%
39%
*110%
111%
110
12%
12
109% Oct
4
109
Jan
3
21
10% Jan
10
13% Mar
5
American
preferred
Broadcasting Co Inc
100
14% Apr
1
12%
12%
3
8% Apr
21
6% Jan
2
7% Mar
2
American
Cable & Radio Corp
1
7%
7%
7
7%
93% Jan
2
110
Feb
13
25
*106%
107%
106
106 7/a
Mar 15
185
Jan
19
100
180%
180%
34%
180%
181
Jun
35
Oct
17
31% Mar 15
39% Jan
26
79
Feb
18
74% Mar 15
83 % Jan
27
7%
18
30% Nov
American Can Co common
18
55% Jun
22
21% July 13
38% Dec 19
175
32 % Jan
Mar 14
28
40% Jan
Mar 22
51
7%
Feb
23
18% Jan
4
22% Feb
30
25% Dec
27
22% Jan
25
28% Feb
24
8
17% Jun
Oct
7
Jan
8
23
81% May
97
Feb
71% Jan
2
87% Feb
5
19
171% Jan
4
200% Feb
13
23
111
Jan
10
Jan
30
49% Oct
6
47
Jan
2
58% Jan
15
13
122
/
&
5
22% Feb
2% Jan
4
25 % Mar 22
12% July 12
3
79% Oct
3% Jan
16
18% Jan
1
Jan
16
52
Jan
26
84
55% Mar
29
Dec 11
8% Dec
47 % Mar
9
51% Jan
6%
10
29% Jan
23
6% Jan
13
78
Jan
2
86
Jan
24
16
Jan
2
17% Jan
16
16% Dec
28
7
17% Jan
18
28
20% Jan
6
22
99% Mar 13
25% Oct
16% July 18
13% July 3
81% July 3
12% July 12
Mar 29
92
26
21% Dec
101
Nov
17% May 12
4
90
3
29
Mar 22
July 13
14% Dec
47% Dec
Jan
8
25
86
43% Mar 14
29
104
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
13
2
10% Jan
11% Nov 22
104
Oct
14% Jan
11
Jan
5% Jan
78
Mar
15% Jan
8
2
34
6%
24% Feb
21
Jan
29
"
American
29
7
Amer Machine & Metals
50% Jan
American Metal
12
106% Jan
31
19% Mar
4%%
27
Amer
10
9
28
22% May 23
Jan
16% Jan
2
3
11
22% Feb
12% Jan
2
15
Feb
16
177
Feb
26
2
10% Jan
19
15
38% Feb
175
Apr
24
9% Jan
11
51% Mar 16
31% Jan
14
50
Mar 14
56
Feb
5
73% Nov
24
71
Mar 15
80% Feb
13
169% Sep
22
44
Jun
145
Jan
13
35% Dec
Mar 15
Jan
9
2
42% Feb
14
139% Jan
18
37% Jan
19
38% Jan
135
Jan
167
38% Feb
Nov
24
32% Jan
10
12% Jan
11
11% Jan
10
60% Aug 17
59% Jan
2
70
31
138
136% Oct
131
13
22% Feb
3
Jan
20% Jan
161% May 20
150
3
76%
158
Jan~~9
Mar
Jan
25
1% Jan
3
62% July 26
146% Jun 30
24
64% Mar
30
1
143% Mar 16
Feb
Mar
Feb
28
2t7<; Feb
&
25
100
7%
Mar 16
$4
89
Jan
For
3
120% Oct 23
footnotes
see
page 22.
41%
*40%
139 %
156%
156%
2
32
65 %
156%
2 32
64%
62%
61%
8%
35%
35%
35
50
50
73
71
72%
158
156
*40%
41%
161
41%
138
138
m
64%
41%
139
*40%
*137
33%
32%
33%
321/4
35%
36
35%
13%
64%
154%
2ft
65
145% 146%
62
61
118%
118%
118%
*118%
118%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
12%
152%
lie
64%
*145%
60
113%
153%
2
.
65%
1591/2
530
49%
720
61%
8,900
1451/4
60%
118%
*118%
106%
108%
*86%
118%
9%
9%
42%
106% 106%
106%
15
151/4
79
79
80
39%
41%
39%
40
39%
39%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
28
27%
28%
26%
27%
108%
39
28%
16
10
Andes Copper
22
Jan
13
P W Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
51% Jan
29
Armco Steel
A
Corp common
6.25
No par
.21%
10
20
5
No par
10
convertible preferred—100
*
109%
*109
,
39,,
39%
37%
28
28%
28
108%
108%
71%
33%
34
17%
32%
72%
33%
17
17
8%
8%
50%
50%
45
44%
115%
50%
43%
ft
%
116
113
*108%
68
109%
108%
*67
68
50%
44 %
u
113%
31%
■
32%
31%
32%
16%
8%
*8
108%
70
70
16%
*15%
16%
7%
7%
7%
7%
49
50
43%
43
%
xlll%
48%
42%
rft
112%
110%
380
460
151/a
15%
13.000
80
81
380
401/s
41
42,200
37%
38
1,040
26%
27%
4,100
108%:
1081/2
A
*
•
1
-
J
*68
69
X31%
31%
15
15%
♦151/2
8%48
49
48
43%
42%
43%
110%
112%
7%
360
70
1,800
32%
8,300
16
7%
49
49
43%
44%
•
500
800
1,400
47,500
360,400
ft
111%
27,100
88%
32%
*7%
.
107
88%
88
"
71%
*17
*83
■
109
*70%
U
Rights
4%%
42%
28%
preferred
8% Jan
80
41
39
Common
Mining
80
42%
„No par
Glass Corp—
Hock
82
42
130
11,500
9%
411/2
15%
89
11,700
■
119
41%
91/4
40
15
*80
65
60'ft
106%
319,800
1451/4
59%
9%
61 200
2 373
2%
144%
42%
100
800
154%
154
64%
79
25
50
1,600
21%
21%
2 ft
15%
Mining
2,300
64
133
65%
80
Copper
13
62%
133
131
14%
87
1,700
64%
80
106%
107
35%
*12%
153%
15%
*105%
9,100
35
61V2
33%
61%
'9%
60
33
145%
113%
300
40%
137
137
143%
41%
43
10,300
41
138
32%
35%
12%
152%
100
73%
156V2
*132% 135
21%
21%.
21
21
1,600
52
72%
157
12%
64
135
5,500
35'ft
*50
611%
12%
61%
*132%
90%
41%
43%
41%
*137
37
12%
62
157
10
8%
35%
50
72%
1771/2
8i/a
•175
35%
50
74%
118%
43
8
36
159%
162
146%
146
146
62
*22
*175
8%
15%
Feb
Jan 29
5
*132%
136
22%
*22
x3%
16
38% Jan
2
*132%
177%
*175
52
72%
139
139
53,900
15%
7
130
162%
14%
1
Anderson-Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
110% Mar 14
41%
141%
14%
1771/2
90%
1
lft Mar
162%
35,800
36
74%
161%
600
20%
90%
Feb
% Mar 13
74
35%
20%
*50
52
*51
74
28%
35%
44%
74
42% Mar 15
18
36%
52
8%
7,600
281%
35%
91
13
47% Oct
36%
8%
8%
1,200
9
201/4
28%
106%
Jan
49Va Dec 26
36%
175
175
177
8%
27%
*35%
91
110
53
14%
*173%
,
28%
35%
43%
16
4
14%
27%
*35
5,900
18%
*8%
9
180
105
18
18%
106%
Anchor
3
*8%
100
No par
$5 prior conv preferred
$4
18%
13%
9%
No par
conv
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
30% Jan 30
105
105
Woolen common
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Jan
9%
9
9
preferred
prior preference
13
6% Jan
*104%
74
146
Feb
48
105
xl8%
36%
100
Corp com——25
100
Anaconda
20
*104%
19
19
*50
65
2
Dec
105
18%
8%
25
common
13
7
*104%
19%
177
2%
Rights
Feb
15
104%
104%
19%
156%
2 3*2
65%
5
American Tel & Tel Co
44% Feb
Feb
1,200
2,600
X153%
79
Mar 14
38% Jan 25
3
10%
44%
22
5
33% July 14
26% Jai\ 13
10%
44%
21%
19% Feb
19
11
44
136
22%
14% Mar 13
Mar 15
10%
43%
135
1
15
11 %
44%
8%
*136
280
11
63%
May
66% Jan
14%
'500
6,100
88
*85
88
43%
*132%
preferred
*85
11%
13%
5%
88
45%
65%
Viscose
88
15,800
15
14%
14%
44 %
13%
American
14%
11%
66%
preferred
15
100%
99%
11%
65
6%
15
99
21%
21%
100
46%
13%
American
X31% Mar 15
90
*88
88
*99%
3,200
11%
*65%
2
2
15%
101
500
19
19
46
No par
3
11
14%
No par
94% Jan
18
15%
20%
21%
21
*99%
10
17
ft
11%
Refining com—100
100
46% Jab
Nov
15%
32%
Mar 13
72% Oct
99%
37
Mar 15
17% Deo
21%
99%
37%
Jan
36
21%
14%
87
4
18%
82
*16%
16%
18%
14 'A
40
11
16%
14%
99
9% Jan
16%
19
14%
18
19% Feb
16%
19
1,600
*80
18%
22%
5,800
IV.8
6%-
7%
16%
100%
33%
32%'
32%
82
18%
33%
16
*7
*80
49
*48
16%
217/a
88
7
84
14%
18
12
15%
32 Ye
33
7
7%
7%
49
17
18%
19
32%
*80
14%
14
Jan
84
100%
22%
103
88
88
33%
.7%
19%'
Dec
*51
*16%
19
*11%
82
82
84
17
7%
20%
Dec
26% Mar 15
*82
32%
*80
7%
*48
19%
95
108% Feb
7%
7%
49
20
46% Dec
8
33%
*7'/a
7%
*48
19%
100
28
X33 %
7%
7%
49
"48
34
*16%
19
7%
7%
49
21%
20
28% Dec
4,700
7%
*48
20%
28
110% Mar
71/2
7%
49
*48
21%
Apr
July 12
431/2
700
44
*42%
28%
63
18 % July 13
10,200
43%
74%
35%
21% Feb
106
55%
*421%
27%
84
41
3,200
54%
43
,
35%
American Water Works Co Inc
2
75%
54%
75
54%
75%
55
43
9%
28%
35%
6
36% Jan
75
53%
43%
9%
2
38% Nov 24
74%
55%
43%
35%
10% Feb
5
76%
54%
43%
28%
119% Jan
27% Apr
74%
55%
9%
10
87
78
55%
28 %
35%
15
28
7%
77
43%
9%
Jan
40% Dec
*43%
2,000
13,400
55%
79
28%
Jan
8
1
55%
1
9
Mar
*78%
Co—No par
Tobacco
7,100
16%
par
10
900
7,800
83
15%
47
xll7
61
88
15%
105
12% Mar 22
27% Mar 10
87
15%
19 %
121% Mar 28
16% Nov 24
81
NOV 21
86%
15%
*46%
117% Aug 17
14
87
15%
*104%
9
5% Feb
87
15%
..No par
Co
•
2%
2%
2%
88 %
37%
13%
Tobacco
2%
87
15
33
American
20%
2%
37
preferred
19%
15%
15%
American Stove Co
2,400
23%
197/a
89"%
33%
7%
*221%
19%
88%
33%
American Sumatra
22%
2%
Shares
6%
6%
6%
22%
15%
No par
100
common
share
ft'ft 2%
*37%
Stores
2%
Sales for
the Week
9 per share
2%
22%
66% Feb
107
20'
No par
American Sugar
Mar. 15
19%
2%
Friday
Mar. 16
Thursday
Wednesday
22%
100
non-cum
SALE PRICES
16 %
Light
Co
2%
5,100
89%
2
Gas
19%
20%
1,500
51%
2%
*100%
25
5
20%
116%
; /' 49%
19%
22%
20%
116%
49%
22%
23%
1.00 ft,
ft;
115%
22%
*22%
210
•190
210
2,4.00
49
6%
preferred
26
68% Jan 31
Jan
23%
16,800
115
6%
6%
84%
50%
6%
6%
60
ft;ft 83%
116%
tper share
6%
92j/2
49%
9 per
6%
1,200
251/4
115%
Mar. 14
9 per share
share
*190
5,700
•ft:- X25
X92%
15%
1
Jan
3
9 per
7
84%
202
*192
1,900
•
21%
89%
*173
6
9
154
20%
No par
Rad & Std San'y com—No par
American
,
13
23% Feb
158
Mar. 13
American Steel Foundries
15
13% Mar 10
52%
Tuesday
100
Co
Snuff
117
50%
Mar. 12
21
6%
117
'!
53
ft'.
''ft
42%
par
100
58
7% Jan
118%
52%
197
83%
28%
1,900
*20%
•
par
50
64% Nov 27
Nov
*117
82%
84%
197
118%
53%
35
American
83%
85%
210
96
6,300
'ft""'
par
10
16
54%
84%
*198
Monday
No par
2
32% Mar 15
5
25
23
156
14
37% Dec
134 % Sep
40c
7%
3
53% Dec
146% Jan
53
*22%
American
•
39
30
85%
210
118%
preferred
—100
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
American Ship Building Co„No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com——No par
7% preferred
100
14
Feb
7% Jan
16% May 12
50
18% Jun
85%
*6%
American Molasses Co..
Power
27
*93
100
American
Jun
95
Ltd com_No par
Co
Natural
128
95"
Products Co
News
38
95
preferred
Amer Metal
3
American
1
95
common
Jan
88
17
American
25
95
Saturday
12% Feb
17% Jan
3
July 14
95
Mar. 10
Locomotive
8
9
96
7%
16
38% Jan
251/a
LOW AND HIGH
preferred
Amer Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
105
Jan
29% May
25
preferred
non-cum
30% Feb
22% Mar 24
25
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of III
1
36% Feb
16
25
7%
3
% Mar 30
July 5
*157%Apr
4
251/4
33%
12
28% Dec
24%
1
33 % Jan
185
26%
preferred
27% Jan
9% Nov
11% July 26
24%
No par
Mar 10
19
convertible
33% Mar 16
175% July 18
5% July 13
26%
American Ice Co common
36% Jan
2
26%
American Home Products
1
Aug
10
9
3
*12
10
2OV2
82
320
75
41
41%
201%
-ft
33%
75
28
41 y.
20%
24
Mar
8% Jan
23% Aug
Aug
28
41%
20%
Electric Co
32
6% Jun 26
28'/4
411%
211/4
American Hide & Leather com
11
July 17
28
421/4
21%
American Hawaiian SS Co
13
Dec
28%
41%
21%
2
9% Apr
13
28%
42%
21%
9
34% Apr
75
28%
42
Jan
3
49
28%
21%
Jan
30
75
33
28%
74%
42%
9
6%. Nov 13
176
29
50
46% Jun
107%
175%
32%
21%
*198
4,900
106
175
42%
•
20,700
IO51/2
31%
*28%
*95
16,600
7%
104%
33
>
700
13%
175
v
321/4
No par
Cable
Mar 14
25% Aug
179
33
75%
7% Mar 15
43
45% Aug 25
106
177
60
•
7
12%
7
75%
STOCK
American Gas &
8
104%
179%
900
3,300
■.■ft
109
109
13%
76%
Export Lines Inc
Amer & Foreign Power com__No
$7 preferred
_No
$7 2nd preferred A
No
$6 preferred
No
2
96% Jan
28
74% Mar 13
17
55 % Mar 22
44% July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
3
16
14% Feb
13
1061/4
6%
76%
American
16
1051/4
■,
78»/4
American European Secur
86% Mar 15
4% Mar 23
93% Oct
3
Jan
18% Jan
24% Feb
27
2% July 13
54
15
21% Jan
17
64% Jan
23% Feb
24
12%
ft
33%
I per share
4
Nov
8
7
76%
American Encaustic Tiling.
9
2
ft'ftft 6%
109
109
12%
12%
6%
33%
EXCHANGE
Feb
5% Jan
109
109
12%
79
I per share
8% May 19
24
Jun
I per share
$ per share
f per share
5%July J3
15
July 31
Chicle
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
40%
78%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A.100
3%% conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
20
Lowest
Highest
40%
Xl79%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
15%
40%
No par
Co
Range for Previous
14%
41%
34%
4%%
2
178% Jun
113% Jun
16
101'/a July 12
32% Jan
97
21
76% Nov
13
Jan
115% Jan
90
15%
No par
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com.
82%
40
6%
55,400
15%
82%
ft
15%
15%
401/4
601/2
100
American
21
151/a
32%
preferred
American Chain
9
Feb
x45
2
preferred
American Car & Fdry com
9
15% July 17
49
Jan
18
190
111
54
59%
15%
*59
110%
12%
8
120% May 24
1,100
54
54
53%
15
13
5
27
54%
82%
7% Jan
July
1,000
55%
3% Jan
90% July 26
164%
14%
101% Feb
178
164%
82%
2
111
163%
'
1,600
163%
15%
No par
convertible
18%
83%
Jan
4%
*17%
83%
14% Mar 15
114
17%
84%
39
com
——
17%
14%
14
Shoe Co
4,400
40
15%
30
Brake
•38
169%
165
561/4
40
17%
17%
175%
13,100
4%
4%
'•
800
2,300
87
85%
4%
3%
*38
14,300
36%
36
84%
84
4%
40
■.ft
15%
Dec
Amer
85%
97%
44%
95
*94%
:■
1,100
7,000
84%
ft.
43% Dec
8
35%
4
42
X56
35%
*38
18%
174
5
30 % July
ft
18
5
*175
57%
15%
84%
10
American Bosch Corp
17% Jan
*84
18%
35%
*93
4%
♦38
42
18%
177%
15%
50
preferred
*38
18%
*57%
10Q
American iBank Note common
6%
*175
1
common
42
4
94
43%
43%
931%
84
86%
4%
42%
35%
4%
44
94
43%
94%
♦96
97%
*96
97%
*96
44%
44
*93%
22
200
22%
*21%
22
M'/a
177% Feb
1,600
20,500
22%
*22
70
10%
62%
43%
88%
2
..
10%
■
31
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
15
617/a
61%
10%
60
43
Aluminium Limited
18%
10%
61%
30%
100
*38
10%
59%
44
31%
3
1,
14,100
31%
•22
5
50 ft
1,200
41
101
X43
5% Jan
1
86
40
*96
40
101
45%
22%
36
conv
1,800
31%
*22
■
100% Jan
13
>
i
67,000
'
103
10%
10%
30
4%
83%
•
*84
85%
39
♦96
76%
4%
83%
.«
3,600
5,100
31%
22%
31%
45%
83%
84%
40%'
*95
62%
22%
.
85
84
3%
24
76
4%
4%
84%
X39 %
103
62
.
84
41
♦100
•
4%
84%
ft
85%
40%
76
4
85
♦84
35%
13% Jan 15
20
85
41
84%
85%
85
36%
49
27
*100%
85%
42%
36%
88%
27
10% Jun
85%
86
42%
36%
Dec
Jan
85 Vs
*84
No par
No par
5
57
:
Alpha Portland Cement
23
16% Jan
76%
*73
761/4
4%
4
5
53% Nov 22
7
*74%
4%
98
14
16
75%
4%
45%
27
26% Jan
75%
4%
95%
35%
27
67% Jun
76%
44%
Jun
27
3 Va
23%
98%
9% Jun
Dec
31/8
23%
98%
Feb
Jan
3%
22%
100
3%%
Jan
Jan
3%
23%
preferred
100
19
160% Jan
3%
22%
46
41
Jan
3%
24%
45%
3
40
26
3%
23%
par
17% Mar 14
Jan
3%
*74
10
135
25%
"
120
15,900
28%
♦128
135
3%
*31%
Common.No
*128
135
19,300
27%
24%
3%
*22%
preferred
*131
131
131
131
10%
50
*49%
27%
27%
40,300
10%
10%
50
*49
■-
26
5
Allis-Cbalmers Mfg
27%
*25%
Corp common..No par
Allied Mills
48 % Jan
27%
10%
10%
50%
28%
28%
28%
*128
No pat-
32 % Feb
28% Jun 27
„■
No par
Allied Kid Co
4
28% Jan
10%
49
700
800
.
29%
4%
.
1
—
Allied Chemical & Dye
2
23% Feb
5
Allen Industries Inc
16
Jan
22
60% Aug 24
9% Jan
58
11% May 27
53% Nov
22
10%
511%
27%
52
5,100
51%
•
*75%
4%% preferred ww
106
Allegheny Corp common—1
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
10
Inc
10%
♦501/4
10%
10%
*51
133
3%
3% Jan
30
14% July 13
28%
No par
27% Feb
83% Oct
58
10%
51
2
47% Dec
Jun
10%
51
2
86% Dec
66
:
2% Jan
3
26%
27%
_1
50
com
—.
3
a
2
Equipment
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining..
Sep
40
27%
1
Gas
Alabama <fc Vicksburg
7
Mar
Corp
$3 preferred w w„
Air Reduction Inc...
42%
*40%
51%
21% Jan
Aug 16
27
52'%
5
98
27%
42%
27
5
27%
52
3% Feb
July 13
27%
42%
74% Jan
63% May 31
27%
53
29% Feb
44% Sep
27%
42%
3
100% Dec
41
27%
*52
29
13
41
29%
53%
18
16
41
29
42%
28
32% Jan
27%
29%
42%
Oct
93
27%
29%
♦52%
2
23 % Dec
5,200
27%
30%
53%
18
30% Jun
30
29%
42%
Dec
3
7,300
29%
30%
*52%
5% Dec
11
6,800
5
*42%
77
Jan
42%
4%.
No par
23
26% Dec
421/a
4%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.. 10
4
40
Shares
• per share
42%
4%
14
27
100
41%
27%
*27%
1
%
30%
5
18
Jan
3% Jan
3
Co
Express
5
5%
30%
30%"
10
42%
5%
42
5%
42%
5%
43
*5%
Jan
2% Jun
100'/a Mar
% per share
I per share
42%
42%
42%
5%
43
56 % Feb
67% Jan
36
Sales for
the Week
43
15% Mar 29
July
15-
.
2
22% Jan
3
Mar
3
47% Jan
Feb
121
5
2% July 13
Feb
Friday
Mar. 16
Thursday
Mar, 14
t per share
1 per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Adams-Millis Corp
9
13% Mar 15
20% July 13
19
Mar. 13
I per share
__3
2.50
Steel Co
Adams
7
26
55% Mar
July
Tuesday
Mar. 13
39% Jan
39% Apr-17
7% July 26
15
48% Dec
58
Monday
51% Jan
14
15
42% Feb
53% Nov
74
Laboratories
21
6
July 12
110% Jan
Par
9 per share
share
SALE
HIGH
Saturday
Mar. 10
27% Dec
1
36% Dec
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
*
3
18
9 per
share
54% Jan
1
19% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11
113
1131/2
1,130
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1180)
YORK
NEW
Year 1950
f per
$ per share
share
$ per
13
11% Dec
13
91
Nov
39% July 26
53
Aug 10
7% Jan
69
Jan
28
100V« Mar 13
105% Nov
107 % July 31
$ per
share
20
2
3
55
Mar
104
Mar
117% Feb
46% Jan
17
98
112
$5
117% Jun
8
19% Dec
27
18% Jan
ll
19% Feb
Arnold
12% Jan
9
10 % Jan
4
13% Feb
Artloom
28% Sep
v
16,
v
28
23% Jan
11
26% Feb
21
July 17
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
2
33% Feb
9
24
July 12
28% Oct
23
27% Jan
2
32% Feb
10
15
Mar 10
20% Sep
25
21
104
98
July 13
Arvin
50% Feb
26
11
150% Jan
25
177% Feb
3
109% Jan 30
115% Feb
103% Jan
27
111% Dec 30
19
21% Jun
12
18 % Jan
13
70% Dec
28
68% Mar 15
Jan
Jan
4
6
92% Jan
18
97
18
x61% Jan
15
75% Jan
99% Jan
5
105% Nov 27
Mar 15
105% Jan
25% Nov 24
28% Feb
5
100
25% Jan
2
1st
5
40
Dec
27
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
110
July
7
31% Dec
13
28
30
9% Nov
17
28% Sep
15
6% Jun
35% Mar 14
27
Mar 10
G
&
5%
Atlas
15
Austin
Feb
26
16% Jan
10
Mar 15
11% Jan
13% Jan
19
Autocar,
11
3
7% Jan
18
18
10
aJ/a Mar
1
Jan
10
517% Mar
convertible
Tack
25%
25%
x25 %
30
29
28%
26
22%
Ayco
Nichols
113
10
49%
.
*162%
*110%
100
;
29
29 Va
8,400
29%
28%
28%
29 %
291/4
2,100
21%
7,b00
25%
1,800
21%
20%
21
111%
111%
110%
111
111%
111%
113
113
113%
1x3
113
1*3-/8
113 VB
280
48
48%
48%
1,800
163%
,8
43%
•
21
28%
25%
291/4
25'A
29%
.
112
50%
50%
4)
x4J%
47%
15 J
*110%. 111
162%
159
161 %
168 %
*110%
21
lwl
162
110%
160%
470
111
6,300
110%
110%
110%
110%
21%
;
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21i/4
211/4
3,000
72%
71 %
72%
69 V*
71
69
70%
68%
69%
70%
71 1/4
6,900
*93
100
*93
100,
97
97
*.96
25
68
68 %
100
pfd ser A
*102%
t
100
93
*95%.
6u-/a
102
102%
26%
26
26%
111
1
93
38%
68 %
67%
103%
26
*36%
*93
97
*93
96
*93
*95 V*
97
*95%
97
*951/4
97
66%
67
67%
25%
67%
60%
66%
101 %
101
800
96
97
100%
100%
25%
25%
26
100
100%
25%
,
5c r
of
5'
Amer
preferred
35
36%
100
200
200
68 %
12,600
-/8
1011/2
640
25%
25%
36'/a
3
35%
36%
*111%
112%
31 %
*29%
31%
*29%
31 %
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
"17
*16%
18%
16%
16%
*16
11
10%
10%
9%
10%
9%
9%
9
13%
13
13%
12%
12%
12%
112
112
113
*29%
*9%
($1.20)——No par
Co
36%
36%
*29%
*16%
No par
common
37
*10%
13%
lOOy
No par
Co
conv
1,500
72%
10
•
300
19
11%
113
162
111
420
113%
19
11%
'
111
50
164
112
113%
113
2i.
22 V*
*112
113
113
53,100
112
112
*112%
49%
25 Ye
22%
22%
112
*112%
Mfg Corp (The) common
$2.25
22%
*111
Cj
Corp
Conv prior pref
8
47
25%
30%
26
20
Automatic Canteen
12% Jan
12
(voting)
107% Jan
16
9% Apr
Common
2
>9
53% Apr
3
8% Jan
12
19
*11%
114
11%
25%
9,900
37
2,300
.
4%
28
*18
12
5
Atlas
20
19
11%
Corp..
3
Feb
*13%
12
Powuer—
11
16
13%
11%
preferred
Jan
14% Jan
4
I
non-cum
Jan
11% Dec
110%
19 V*
12 %
Atlantic Refining common
'Preferred $3.75 series B
31
29
110'%
1Z %
*11%
RR__—No par
SS Lines common.—1
119
29
440
xl9%
Line
29
5% Jyn
99
12%
—100
preferred
non-cum
Mar 15
14% Jun
98
20
—100
Investment
Jan
10% July 11
5% Jan
3
37% Jan
41% Jan
99
115
Topeka & Santa Fe com_—100
Atlas
105
preferred—
2nd preferred"
Atch
17
22% July 13
93% Feb
99
29%
Associates
13
83
99%
*29%
W
Nov
Nov
75% Dec
4,100
98%
25%
Atl
86
900
55
30%
Coast
95
90
541/4
*19%
City Electric Co_
28
*88%
53%
*30%
5%
24
88 %
53%
29%
Atlantic
27
88 VB
5j%
*11%
2.50
Atlantic
Jan
88%
53
*■114%
conv
8
Jun
88%
54
25%
&
cum
7
Feo
36% Jan
68
86
18
82
114%
89%
53%
11
11%
o
:
3
21% Mar
2
100%
89
30%
1%
3
59%
Shares
10%
No'par
Cuxp
Industries Inc
6%
41% Jan
100%
Sales for
the Week
S per share
11%
30%
2
2
par
54%
99%
100%
89%
53%
share
10%
30%
18
102% Jan
*100
89 %
Friday
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
S per share
11%
*30%
Feb
108% Jan
19
*17% Dec
54%
11
*30%
Jan
31
Oct
152% Dec
89%
54%
Mar. 14
11%
preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
25
Oct
109
4
89%
No pai
pai
Monday, March 19, 1951
Thursday
Wednesday
S per share
Refining Co com...1
113% Mar 14
118
4
;
11%
Carpet Co Inc
$1.20
112
3
Apr
59% Mar
Constaole
Ashland Oil
2
Mar
39% July 12
lOOVaJan 16
41
26
10
19% Jan
11%
preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
18
t per share
11%
$3.75
Jan
.
PRICES
Mar. 13
No par
prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co com
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. VI
C per share
5
com
conv
8% July 13
14% Apr
of Illinois
Co
Armour &
9
Jan
Jan
Monday
Mar. 10
Par
12% Jan
92
Mar 16
86
HIGH
AND
Saturday
share
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
10% Feb
2
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
31%
113
113
17
113
8%
8%
8%
8%
*50%
/
No par
51%
*49%
50%
50 Vb
*16
50'a
8
8%
110
12%:
8
*29
9
16%
;
'/X *16
;
8%
12%
,
:J..
8%
•
yv-:
150
200
9%
1,000
16%
9 %
9%
111%
30
91/2
,50
49%
.
*110i/4
30
13
8%
8
43%
36 %
111
29>
491/2
100
9%
2,600
13'
3,500
;
8'A
66,700
-
50
1,200
B
26
15% Jan
25
9% July
5
9
Jun 27
15'A Aug
3
10 % Dec
11% Jan
10
13% Jan
20V4 Dec 28
19% Jan
Babbitt
<=»./.■ tqn
92
Bs'rtwin-Lima-Hamhton
24% Jan
2
30
1
12% Mar 14
17
Baltimore & Ohio common
4% non-cum preferred
100.'
Bangor & Aroostook common.—50
40
Dec
28
38% Mar 15
45 j/8 Feb
10
28
Oct
11
21% Mar 14
27% Jan
16
;68% Jjwv 10
59
Jan
2
74% Jan
30
39% July 13
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
15% July 12
20% Feb
35% Dec
39
17% Jun
29
17% Feb
63
3
12
Apr
,
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
26
Jan
37
73
2
Jan
23% Feb
2
43% Jan
28% Jan
9
12% Jan
17
3
9% Jun
30
13'/2 Jan
9
10% Jan
2
29% Jun
29
34% May 17
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
Feb
9
Jan
3
107
Mar
108
May 11
29
102
34% Dec
15 Vb Mai 25
30% Mar 13
37% Feb
90% Oct
21
79»/2 Jan Z 3
87
18
6
10% Mar 13
13% Jan
12
13% Dec
32% Feb
33 v2 Jan
30
35
July 13
34V2 Jan
5
30% Jan
31
4
Jan
3
7% Feb
7
291/4 Jan
74
28
/
3
x23 Vb Mar 15
25% July 26
14% Jan
98
15
31
8
Mar 14
Barber
3%%
Beck
Beech
23
171/2 Jan
12
23% Mar 15
30% Jan
12% Jan
4
19% Oct
18
171/4 Jan
2
23 % Feb
9
Feb
10
100% Oct
5
92% Jan
30
94% Mar
34% Jan
13
53% Dec
18
26% May
20% July 27
79
Dec 14
90
Feb
51% Mar 13
21% Jan
10
26% Mar
80'A Jan
10
84% Jan
26
2i/a Jan
11
25% July 14
31% Apr 20
31% Oct
21
Jun
1
30% Jan
49% Dec
21
23
156
Nov
1% Jan
28% Jan
33% Jan
48% Jan
2
9
22
26% Jan
13
12%
12%
12%
13 'A
35.200
20
213/fl
19%
20%
20%
211/4
78,200
40%
40%
4G%
221/2
-074
39 V8
39%
40 3A
17,800
211/2
21%
21%
21%
22 'A
1,900
72%
72%
713/4
713A
70%
70'%
4%%
10
6
30
8
12.50
5
30
Best
pfd
72%
69%
68%
69%
66 V2
22%
22%
22%
21%
661/2
22%
43
*42
43
37%
24%
24%
11% V
11%
11%
$ per share
$ per share
109
106'A
106 'A
110
31%
32
31
32
313%
32%
8,300
*86 %
88
86%
87
86
86
83
86
88
*86%
88
11%
11%
11%
10%
34%
341/4
34'A
33
*19
32%
33
32 v4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13'A
1,100
25'/2
23%
243/8
25
25
1,800
21%
20/8
21
20%
203/4
19%
20 3/a
20%
23%
1,600
22
21
*92
97
*92
97
*92
52%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52%
x25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
23 '/8
26
84 :;
84
*82 72
84 %
81 Va
81%
31
81
81%
81%
l*/4
1%
22,500
30 !A
1,403
—
1%
1
31
—1
...
(Del)
*83
37%
com—No par/
preferred
33i/2
33%
16%
;
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30a8
29%
37
YORK
35%
541/8
54%
53'A
154%
155
*15%
1%
36%
54% '
155
No oar
-
.
'37%
54%
i_100
Carpet
31
'
30%
■y
154%
1531/4
33%
i
:
34
*15%
,
Aatorday
Par
LOW
Mondav
Mar. 10
t
331/8
15
*
STOCK
f per share
3,%
*35%
187%
16
Bliss
(E W)
21% Feb
6
Bliss
&
39% Jan
25
33
Jan
24
37% Mar 12
Bohn
Jan
11
44% Jan
3
Bon
8
x24% Jan
12
.12% Jan
5
12 Ve July
13
17% Oct
19
.16% Mar 13
8% Dec
20
9% Dec
12
51% Nov
16
.56
11% Dec
45
July 17
55
Feb
97% Apr
102
1
Dec
13
Boeing
Aluminum
Ami
Co
16
Jan
15
119
Jan
17
Jan
12
12
Jan
31
50
Jan
2
52
Jan
4
Borden
60% Jan
2
9
Borg-Warner
27
97
Mar 13
71% Mar
103% Jan
Store?
Book-of-the-Month
8
Co
3 % %
Boston
&
14
13% Dec
27
Jun
27
32% Jan
19% Jan
8
Common
9
53'A Feb
9
5%
24% Jan
25% Oct 23
9
7% Feb
5
29% Feb
20
Bower
14% Jan
31
Braniff
26
12 % Jan
10
23% Jan
3
13% Jan:
2
12
29% Jan
2
y 16% Mar
1
34% Mar 16
29 % May 19
27% Jan
3
34% Mar
.
15% Nov 27
7% Mar 10
27% July 13
25% July 14
36'A Jun
23% Mar 24
.31% Dec
28
105% Jan
18
100
Apr 20
31% July 13
48% Sep 26
10
100
50% Mar
9
53% Feb
2
13% Feb
July 10
25% Feb
28
Jun
Feb
6
103% Mar
20
1
126
18% Jun
12
3
97% Oct
Jan
2
23 % Jan
4
Oct
20% Mar 15
,
25
40
20
123
3
38% Oct
21
38'A Jan
28
29% Jan
100% Aug 17
97% Jan
84
Jan
127
x
3% Jan
88
7
Oct
Oct
24
Bulova
38% Feb
24
8% Dec
13
12% Jan
27
13
7% Mar 15
Feb
14% Jan
132
88
29
Mar. 9
15% Feb
V
5
Feb
9
;
9
xl7
July 12
24% Jan
5
22% Jan
2
28% Jan
29
100
Dec
1
105% Jan
24
101 % ja,n
a
107% Feb
x21
Apr
27
26
Oct
5
24
Jan
3
31% Mar
7
5
58% Dec
19
56% Jan
30
11% Feb
8
3% Dec
29
3% Jan
25
5yB Feb
10
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
9
Feb
28
8% Dec
28
17% fJun
27
26% Dec
21
4
<
Jan
-
5
15% Nov 30
13% Mar 30
.
For
Calumet & Hecla
Cons Copper
Campbell W & C Foundry
21% Dec
11
15% Jan
4
19% Feb
13
22% Dec
20
21% Jan
2
29% Feb
13
Canadian
55% Mar 15
61
16
Cannon
17% Jan
2
22% Feb.
5
18
55% Mar
7
20% May
footnotes
esee
54
12% Jan
16
1
page
Jan
22.
Jan
10
2
Feb
16% Mar
19'A Feb
8
23
Pacific
$3
25
class
A
preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey
(Philip)
1,800
273,4
1.500
34
34%
*32%
34
33'a
331/4
33%
33%
33%
33'A
280
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
1434
15'A
7,600
34
33
33%
32%
331/4
33
33%
34'%
343A
10,300
xl5%
33 %
33
*34
34%
32%
"
103%
40%
52
40
40%
39
52
*50
34
33%
33
*38%
39
*50
52
12%
49%
50%
49
49
*102%
104%
21%
21%
21 %
21
22%
21%
227/8
22%
*123
125
•:/* 35%
17%
.
21%
1,300
21%
20%
21%
21'%
213A
8,000
*122
125
*122
4 l'a
41%'<
41
28
26 %
27%
26 *
42
42 %■
41%
33%
34%
99'a
99%
16%
17
13%
13
14%
8%
28V8
„
.:.
17.
y
84%
84%
84%
41%
40
40
26%
26% .26%
1,700
41%
41%
42%
1,100
*40
33
33%
331%
99
*97%
*87
'
18%
13%
16%
■i
141/4
27%
26,300
600
99
90
-;;..
35
99
*87
90
'
700
90
16%
16%
16%
17
28,100
520
;
14 V8
*126%
14'/a
14
"
130%
130
13%
13 V8
13%
13%
87
87 %v
13%
13%
13%
86%
8%
8
87
86%"
86%
26,800
.
,
86%
'
*127
13%
28%
107
20%
107
31
31%
125
16%
87%
87
107
<
60
131%
133
13%
8%
*37%
700
16 %
'
90
17%
17
84%
'122
50%
103
*41%
41%
34%
125
%
26%
26%
43%
99%
T02
-
84%
41
33%
50'%
49%
103
16%
42
*130
87%
31%
21%
16%
13
'
14'/8
28%
21%
'*83%
16%
;135
*106
.'/
99%
5,700
x20%
22%
*871/4
3,700
21%
84'A
90
-
-
12'%
21%
171/s
35%
39%
52
12
49%
16%
99%
;
*102%
84V4
.
39'A
*50
12%
700
4,800
49%
85%
34%
39
52
33%
31%
1033/4
102 va
17%
*42%
.
12
33%
31%
103
7,400
21%
'
21%
27%
■
38%
*50
33%
31%
103%
13'A
102%
104%
125
:
•
*41%
44
8%:
*123%
*48
30%
*103
12%
17
28
13
*10d%
12
84%
43
:
103%
39 % '
12%
3a V2
311/2
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52
12%
"
33 v4
31
103%
104%
14"
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12%
.
51
22%'
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;
31%
103%
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12%
34
33%
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<
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-
31
107
30%
133
8%
-v
27
107
31%:.
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132
•
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8
8 Va
7%
8
26
27'/2
26%
27
107
8
27%
14%
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-v
108
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29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
58
59
58
58'%
59%
60%
5,500
400
8
<
27%
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107
10,000
"
130
6,800
"
107
5,500
"...
;
120
3,500
■
62%
K
>
;
63%
60%
62%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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13%"
91/2
27%
3%
9%
9%
8%
33/4
9%
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9
8%
8 3A
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106
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20,400
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12%
107 '/2
1,500
17,100
130
45
300
18%'
200
Mfg Co
26%
26%
25%
26%
24%
24%
No par
Mills
Capital Admin
No par
Ry
50
13
*130
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.66% "
$4.25 conv preferred-.
;No par
—100
5,500
*263/4
'
No par
.
30
16%
*49%
.
5
98
16'%
13
17
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Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
12
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27%
35
No par
Zinc-Lead
98
49
*27%
*43'%
5
California Packing common_.No par
13% Jan
20
*96
12%
*42
No par
108% Mar
Dec
July 26
Co
16%
1,900
26%
17%
17%
*84% " 85%
preferred—.100
2
Dec
14
participating
5
19
13
1
5
60
8yB Jan
Zinc.
&
Jan
6
8,600
11'%
48%
100
4IV2 Jan
14
4.300
68%
12 %
*123% 125
15
preferred
Callahan
50%
67'%
271/4
'
preferred—100
common
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57% May 15
14% Dec 28
14
Bldg 7%
Jackson
50'%
67%
49
X
Byers Co (AM) common
Byron
11%
50%
66%
°/B
12%
*12%
7%
11%
50%
68
1
27
1
Terminal—.
;100
19
16%
Bush
9
Feb
16%
99%
28
48
16%
*87%
24
3
14% July 13
Sep
29% Jan 10
16%
11%
50%
6
48%
Nopai
common
Feb
52
43% Apr
7
98
16%
11'/a
50%
131% v;
12%
5
————
12% Feb
106
July 14
40
Mar 15
Mar
97
16 %
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5
43% Oct
8% 2ItY 13
94
25
66
97
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950
11.400
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21%
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34 Ve Feb
97
90
8
17
11%
100
Copper
13%
16%
69-
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Butte
39'%
13
16%
51%
*37%
4%%
39 Va
13
16%
12%
No par
Bros
39%
13
16%
67/b
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Term
39
13%
11%
preferred<
100
Burroughs Adding Machine..No par
Bush
39%
16%
49
*40%
Nopai
:
Co
preferred
Butler
39
1,900
27%
3 %%
13
9% Jan
4%
5,400
13%
No par
1 *'
Burlington Mills Corp
31
26
18
10
83% Jan
Jan
87% Feb
36,700
35%
50%
*50
100
Co common
19
.100
48 3,4
35%
28%
No par
$5
Watch
20
47%
35%
13%
*50%
preferred
(The)
19%
471/e
35%
>
50%
15
common
<47% Feb
123% Jan 29
28
Co
Bullard
10% Jan 19
15% Nov 25
8% July 12
69% Mar
/
Erie
23
2
•
Bucyrus
'■
19%
44%
36%
28%
1
common
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
30% Feb
15
13% Jan
Inc
Co
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-
19
47%
50 vb
16%
800
7,700
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13%
32%
40
;
19
3
92% July 25
15% May 3
10% Dec 27
108% July 12
Shoe
*
11%
100
,
50%
*102
No par.
com
15%
29
>
100
preferred
conv
Biee'ow
18 'A
153/8
70%
*97
16%
13%
2.50
:.
17%
/
7
*28
5
2.50.
common
45% Jan
i
10
18
Co
18
15%
Shares
34%
*50
No par
preferred iBrooklyn Union Gas
Brown
17%
*
34%
15
15%
19%
35
51%
x69
100
16%
issued"_100;
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co.
Mar 14
2
issued"..100
3%%
7%
26
Mar 31
Bristol-Myers Co
Budd
12% July 13
8
Bearing
Airways Inc
cum
34%
11%
71%
*98
the Week
51%
51
34
24
2
'11%
71%
34%
18% Jan
39% Jan
11%
50%
34
2
2
17
.
Sales for
Mar. 1ft
I per share
13
13%
16%
34%
-16 Ve Jan
91% Jan
13%
17%
Friday
Mar. 15
45%
39
13%
177%
Briggs & Stratton
26
84 V* Mar 13
39
13%
17%
16
125% Feb
18
3
6
39%
' 13%
17%
5
Thursday
36
36%
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1.300
S per share
14
RR—
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Roller
5%
15%
49%
36
34%
1
29
47%
37%
16
6
30% Dec
30% Dec
23% Mar
2
50%
36%
39
34%
Feb
27
17% Mar 30
Jan
101-
11
21% Dec
56
49%
37
39%
100
"when
new
preferred
16
Mar 13
51%
36%
55,100
,
PRICES
xl9
39%
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par.
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
16
11%* Jan
3
82% Jan
9
49
12% Jan
July
17
40% Mar
14
74% Jan
91
17
105% Jan
26
24
26
31% July
35% Jan
23
24
Nov
121% Jun
Jun
2
Feb
Jun
104
15% July 17
17
9
14 % Oct
53
18% July 14
34% Jan
14
58
2
16
Feb
Feb
38% Feb
103
44% May 17
July 12
36% Mar
30 % Jan
36
15%
Inc.'..1.25
100
SALE
20
15
Maine
8
45% Jan
20
15%
common
3,200
16%
18
20
preferred
157/a Jan
22% Dec
Club
Corp
33%
*15V4
35%
16%
(The)
33'%
16%
17 "«
No par
h
Inc..
331/8
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35%
5
Class B
Bond
32%
16%
18%
20%
50%
33 Vb
35%
157%
5
54%
153%
18
20%
Brass
A
53%
153 %
35%
16%
1.800
533/8
153V2
$ per share
20
3c%
51%
*152'A
Mar.
16
3o%
53%
153V4
Wednesday
20
36%
coo
*15 %
$ per share
36%
3G%-
5,600
32%
HIGH
No par.
&
36%
30
13.500
52%
33%
1
class
3 6'A
1%
52%
153%
.lo% *•
2.50
Laughlin Inc
Airplane Co
9
73% May 26
15
Feb
Co—
v
Mar. 13
J"1'*
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36%
54
Tuesday
I per share
18%
Co
l/a
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37
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39
97
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26%
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.
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26%
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18
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10
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3,100
53%
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18
97
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>26%,
84 V
1%
EXCHANGE
Jan
'
31%
26 Vb
Blaw-Knox
60
*92
31%
52%
Birmingham Electric Co___„No par,.
35% Dec
97
31
5
1
41% Dec
130
25
*21
Bigelow-Sanford
3
4,400
321/4
19
Black & Decker Mfg Co
29
80
11%
34
26
29
Dec
11%
34
'
18 Va
12
39
1323/8
<31%
11
35
1,700
251/2
10
7
22% Mar 25
*34
35
19%
Jan
22% Jan
10%
35
35
26'A
100
16% Feb
2
11%
*34
35%
106'/a
26
20% Jan
Mar 15
10%
7
35
106%
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19%
26%
26%
36
36
11%
34%
40
15
36%
35%
17% Mar 15
18% Jan
2,400
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34% Mar 16
,
3,500
11%
33
27
8
233/a
11%
109
24
28
23 Va
11%
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34% Oct
15% Dec
100
23%
11%
30'A
19% Dec
18% Dec
40
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*106%
27
4
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3,200
37
33%
33%
11%
common
40
1,900
22%
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109
33
1
22
130
67
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42
11
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24
11%
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65%
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26
27
42
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11
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12
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13% Jan
65-
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38
34%
25% Apr
11% Jun
'38%
12
109
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10 y;
1
34% Mar
$ per share
42
24
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a—50
Co.:
Co—
NEW
'
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11%
12% -•
Indus Loan common—10
Foods
Highest
42
24%
34%
100
12%
22%
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Corp,
Bethlehem Steel
7%
72 %
*107
,
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par;
Benguet Consol Mining C0..18 pesos
Id
73%
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Cum
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73%
241/8
Aviation
Bunt-xxciai
Best
41%
23%
39%
23%
73%
*11%
preferred
Eendix
41%
23%
22%
10
10
RR
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Howell- Co
Si
41/4%
41%
23%
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69%
v,
100
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Bell
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
share
12%
21% :
preferred—100
12'A
STOCKS
Year 1950
t per
12%
13% "
19%
Belding-Heminway .i.—
Range for Previous
Lowest
12%
1
Bell
Jan
25
13%
21%
50
8
155% Feb
2
15% Jan
.
37% Feb
.60
12 Va
13%
21Vs
.—No par
6
32% Feb I 1
2
149 % Jan
1'/2 Jan
22
28
17% Jun
3
2
12
28
30% Nov
July 13
9% Jan
/
39% May 26
13
139% Jan
.59% Feb
3
23
Creek
Beech-Nut
9
19% Mar
(A
12%
13%
22 Va
common
Inc
12%
13%
Aircraft Corp..
3
18% Oct
Mills
12%
21%
(Delaware)..
convertible
Shoe
15
28 % Dec
preferred
Corp
Brothers
Beaunit
Feb
1
5%
1 V
13
100
_.
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co common
33% Jan
3
Inc.
41/2% preferred
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Bayuk Cigars Inc..
Beecn
13% Jan
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Oil
Barker
9
12% Feb
T)
Convertible
8
21
(B
25%
56%
56%
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24%
57%
25'%
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„
25%
26 Va
1
20
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19%
55%
55%
liy4
1.91/4
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19%
55%
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200
10
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19Vs
19
55%
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19
55J/2
55
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55%
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400
1
16
551%
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16%
15%
16%
15
15%
15
10
15%
19
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
common
25%
57
.
98.300
55%
55
55
15
15%
1534
16'%
29.400
18%
18 %
18%
18%
4.500
100
[Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
102
Jan
11
27 % July 27
30
Lowest
Highest
1 per share
% Jan
$ per share
Jan
3
29
25
33% Mar
28
47% Jan
21% May 20
18% Jan
2
33% Dec
39% May 18
35
53 % Mar
19
x7% Mar 13
10% Jun
35% July 13
140
Jan-
3
32% Jan
27
103% Dec
22
May
55
,,
r.
106
29% Mar 21
3
108
130% Jan
13
141
13% July 13
15% July 14
21
Jan
3
2
48% Mar 16
2
Mar
55"% Jan
3
-
26
43% Jan
10
56% Feb
19
103% Mar 15
1
106% Jan
31
140
Jan
10
106
147
2
14% Jan
15% Jan
Feb
Mar
5
Celotex
18% Mar
3
17% Mar 12
25
24% Feb
23
3
57% Feb
23
Jan
3
32 % Jan
4
35% Feb
6
109% Mar 15
112% Feb
15
38% Feb
July 13
110% Feb
2
9
113
Feb
27
8% July 17
9% Jun 27
27
Dec
20
12
5
23% Jan
29
29
Mar
2
26% Dec 20
23
25
28% Mar
2
16% Mar
July 27
12% Jan
9% Mar
13% Jan-
1
Jan
12
Feb
2
8% Jan
2
11% Jan
28
33% Jan
25
34% Dec
21
48%
48%
*481/4
491/e
483/4
483/4
600
23%
223/4
23%
23
23%
8,700
40
40
401/4
29
14% Jan
2
17% Feb
Dec
29
35
Jan
10
40% Feb
9
Dec
29
45% Jan
15
57% Feb
24
107
Dec
18
100% Mar 15
107% Feb
2
9 % Jan
28
16% Jan
6
23% Feb
24
18
21% Jan
25
27
Feb
13
15% Apr 10
12% Jan
9
17
Feb
9
11% Jan
13
32% Dec
11
25% Mar 13
33% Jan
9
19% Jan
3
37% Dec
14
34% Jan®
38% Feb
2
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
15% Mar 14
4
Jan
5
10% Dec
30
10
7 % Jan
13
23% Dec
28
27% Mar 30
51% Dec
27
22% Dec
28
21
Jan
3
44% Dec
11
42 % Jan
10
43
26
11
Jan.
27% Jan
26% Jun
3
3
.
30
Dec
22 % Jan
r
16
5
Feb
9
59% Feb
5
Jan
14% Feb
9
30
46% Mar 15
28% Mar
3
52% Feb
9
54% Feb
5
Feb
6
59% Feb
40% Mar 13
9
53% Jan. 17
62% Dec 28
59
Jan
23
64
36% Jun
53% Dec
20
50% Jan
25
i 88% Mar 17
87% Jan
3
94% Feb
9
27
77
July 12
11% July 26
13% Jan
17
17.
1
3
5
8
Feb
13
80% Mar
1
■,t per share
$ per share
27% July 26
1031/4 July
26
3
34% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
.
313% Jan
3
353/e Mar
109% Mar
Jan
29
4
Jan
24
36% Dec
413A Dec
15
68% Mar 22
6% Jun
30
104
29
32% Mar 15
'
43% Jan
7
-
8
85% Mar 14
8% Nov 20
8 % Jan
26
>'
371/4 Jan
9
52'/a Mar
921/4 Mar
18
90
Jan
9
93
24
283/a Dec
19
34
Mar 15
29 % Jan
16
161/2 Feb
16
20% Jun 23
18% Jan
18
21% Jan
94
Mar 16
100% Feb
15
40% Dec
39
Jan
25
53% Feb
14
Feb
5
88% Feb
21
24
138
72
Mar 11
i
Jun
1
150
Mar 30
Sep
6
Sep 19
87
383% July 26
X108
29
Nov
155 <; Feb
18
8
4
7
26
46 3/4 Feb
42% Jan
109
32% Mar
155
84% Jan
47% May
112% Mar
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
5
111
3%%
convertible
Chic &
East 111 RR Co
Class
5%
Chicago
Cincinnati
*8%
100
*87
89
20
24%
Elec
9
Clinton
Foods
Inc
36% Feb
27
Feb
18
Dec
28
Jan
3
1004
Oct
27
946
Dec
18
133
2
46% Jan
21
101% May 22
Dec
22
Oct
Jan
94% Jan
16
3
19% Jan
6
263/8 Feb
3
59% Feb
23
2
16% Feb
15
24% Nov 24
24
Jan
2
16
13
373/4 Dec
21
36
Jan
10
55
Feb
21
41% Dec
21
373/4 Jan
8
56
Feb
24
13
38% Dec
21
351/4 Jan
9
32% Feb
3
25% July 11
40% Oct
11
28% Jan
2
31% Jan
27
25
40
Oct
11
27% Mar 13
31% Jan
27
11
July 26
8
103/s Dec
14% Apr
13
14% Oct
13
57
723/4 Oct 24
433/4 Dec
40% Mar 14
15% Jan
July 12
July 11
30% Jun
29
28
■
123/4 Jan
2
Jan
10
623/e Jan
5
12
18% Nov 14
22% Mar
24% Apr
43% Dec
26
38% Nov 30
18
67 3/8 Jun
1
5
24% Nov 18
22% Jan
12
33% Mar 16
6
19% Jan
13% Mar
14% Feb
37% Jan
2
45% Jan 29
45% Jan
8
54
8
27% Feb
26 3/8 Dec
8% July 18
11% Feb
3
20 3% July 12
30% Feb
6
25% July 13
41
Feb
6
7% Dec
28
33% Feb
15
26% July 12
33% May 19
106% July 19
1093/b Mar 18
Feb
9
Commercial
93% July
5
40% July 28
473/4 Feb
27
28% Dec
22
10% July 13
13% Dec
28
15
Jun
9% Mar 8
-10% Jan 25
28
Dec
7
109
Dec
7
108
Sep 15
6
46%
46%
473/4
17,900
251/4
25 5/8
253/4
23,500
473%
47%
48%
10,700
41
46%
X40%
41
41%
63
*60%
63
48%
26%
47%
48%
•
41
411%
40'A
63
61%
61%
61 %
62
56
543%
55%
53
55%
53%
54%
53
5.4%
54%
55%
94
933/4
933%
92%
92%
92
92%
90
91
91
91
*
88%
46
86%
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79%
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13
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13
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17%
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173/4
6 3%
86%
89
AND
34%
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34%
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49%
50%
89%
91%
31%
31%
46
49%
483/4
49
49%
501/4
10.000
85%
871/4
85%
86%
87
83
19,700
10
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44%
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94
19%
95
94%
95
94
94
39%
39
39
39%
39%
175
92
45%
110
19%
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*87
45%
109%
193/4
19%
,
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160
*87
92
45%
45%
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110
193/4
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170
46%
HOI/2
90
34%
34%
1,300
34%
34
34%
72%
72%
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73%
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73%
72%
72%
44
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44
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30%
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33%
33%
33%
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32%
33%
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1073/8
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107%
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4%
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4%
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34%
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35
34
35
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135
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134
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119%
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51
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28%
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92
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830
1,700
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1
170
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92
1,500
-
110%
33%
31%
2,600
19%
95
35%
44
400
31%
30%
30 3/4
34%
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200
2,700
10
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39
19%
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30
30%
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94
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92
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10
39
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94
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175
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96%
20%
7,100
331/2
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40%
Shares
34%
106 y2
94
20
the Week
343/a
10
40%
Sales for
t per share
1053/4
89%
96
Friday
Mar. 16
„
Mar. 15
343/a
?9i/4
31%
45,300
1051/2
49
29%
783%
341/8
50
V
580
46
773/4
Thursday
34%
871/4
>
881/2
88%
t per share
106
*90%
10%
11,900
IG51/2
34V8
105%
49%
94
300
100
63/4
PRICES
33
97
*46
34%
12%
*43
77%
300
11,400
1,400
173/4
6%
46
761%
S per share
106
12%
86
*43
34 .;
20%
,
*841%
46
; Mar. 14
I per share
35%
86
773/4
Wednesday
Mar. 13
106%
*9%
SALE
Tuesday
I
41
*87
1
HIGH
85%
76%
2,400
63
*17
6%
6%
63/4
*43
78%
34
31%
*109%
46
763%
341/4
*90%
6%
86%
*43
106 %
*
/
13
I per share
■*
♦60%
17%
79%
Mar. 12
94
41%
6%
*121/4
6%
Monday
35
40%
*62
7'!/ 17%
12*%
18
45%
773/4
73%
*73
73%
5,100
30
44
*43
44
43%
43%
30
29
28
29
29
293/a
18,700
313/4
32%
107
323/8
32
33
*107
107
2,800
107%
230
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
6,600
331/4
323/4
33%
331/8
331/4
1,900
107
*132
135%
135%
89%
*881/4
119%
*132
89%
120%
1201/4
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*900
51%
51
98
50 3/4
51
*95
135%
*88%
10
89%
120
1201/2
1,400
*900
51%
51
97%
*95
51
97%
5,100
96
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
7,400
21%
21%
267/8
96
20%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
213/a
213/4
32,300
26%
27
49%
49%
*48
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
13%
29
13%
13%
51
42
13%
42
5
22%
22%
No par
*44%
•
13%
13%
67
263/fl
*64%
26%
26%
8,400
553/4
58
55
56%
54-%
55
55%
58%
1,580
50%
52
52
52%
53
53
53%
54
1,040
50
48%
49%
493/4
49%
*49
49%
513/4
490
29%
28%
29
28%
283/4
28%
293/4
303/8
303/4
6,600
27%
28
28
28%
23%
29
29
293/4
3,000
13%
44,200
13%
13 3/8
13%
263/8
13%
25%
13 3/e
26%
49%
~
13%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
67
64%
64%
*64%
41%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
45
44
44%
53
52%
52%
25%
241/z
25
42%
44%
51%
52%
42%
51%
25
24
423/4
433/4
51%
23%
:
51%
24%
67
*64%
22
24%
13
13
67
41%
"
13%
13%
12%
*64%
67
52%
.
26%
54%
29%
*541/4
*65
26
261/2
20
51%
56/
51%
55
No par
Co
46%
24%
46 %
24%
-
3/4
22
45
43%
513/4
52%
,
100
3,700
22%
3,300
44%
52
24%
25%
29%
343/4
4,100
40%
40%
5,700
6,500
15,900
29%
29
29%
29%
11,600
10%
10%
103/8
10%
11
10%
10%
2,000
25 5/«
25%
253/4
253/4
24%
25%
25
25%
20
30%
30%
30%
x29a/4
29%
293/4
30%
303/4
31
30%
30 3/4
1,900
9% F<>b
10
Consolidated
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8 3/8
8%
9%
31% Feb
27
9%
31%
9'/4
2
9
31%
4
1081/8 Mar
3
1
26% Feb 24
16
115
Feb
3
107
Feb
10
2
193/a Mar
10% Jan
3
12
45% Jan
11
23
Co
3
Feb
1
50% Feb
23
303/4 Mar 12
Nast
Coppermines Corp
Consol Edison of N Y com
$5
of
No par
No par
*108
No par
26
preferred
Gas Elec Lt
Baltimore
Preferred
108%
9
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
108
108%
26
26%
x25%
25%
25%
108
108
108
29
*103/8
-
83/4
3,600
303/4
31
31
313/a
22,500
35,000
*107%
108
108
108%
1,100
25%
5,800
31%
108
& Pwr Co
common
4%%
Preferred 4%
Consolidated
5
,
series
B
Grocers
Corp___ 1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
15
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consol RR of Cuba
*112
*104%
*18%
*11
100
100
series C
6%
100
pfd
1
47%
28%
26
253/8
25%
25%
253/4
112%
112%
112%
*111%
112%
*111%
112
105%
104%
104%
Xl03%
103%
*102%
103%
18%
11%
18%
18%
18%
Xl7 %
17%
10%
10%
*10%
48%
48
48%
47
48
47
473/4
47
47
47
47%
4,100
29
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
293/8
28%
283/4
29
29%
16,300
X13%
13%
13%
II
11
,
18
,
11
*111%
112
*112%
112
103
103
*102%
103
17%
:
*10%
.
17%
17%
*101/2
11
18%
11
30
110
3,900
300
16
Feb
5
Consolidated
1
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
123/4
13
13
13%
17% Sep 22
15
Jan
2
18
Feb
3
Consolidated
Textile
Inc
10c
17 %
17%
17%
17%
16%
16%
16
16%
153/4
16%
16%
16%
7,100
19
Dec
18
17% Jan
5
21% Feb
26
Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19
17%
183/s
17%
18%
18%
18%
37,800
36
Mar 16
30% Jan
2
34% Mar
34
34
33%
33%
33
333/s
323/4
333/s
33
333/8
33%
33%
11,100
111%
111%
1103/4
111%
*1073/4
108%
1073/4
1073/4
113% May 12
123/4 Mar 15
1103/4 Mar 16
106% Dec
29
14% Apr
24
19% Jan
24
17
Jan
2
24
93% Jan
11
111
100
Jan
413/a Jun
23
107% July 19
13% Dec 30
783/4 Jan
11
93/4 Dec
28
57% Jun 29
55% Jan 25
25%
47%
291/8
11
8
July 17
50% July 13
49
24%
49%
25%
1013/4 Jan
3
46%
26%
48 %
10%
4
102% Feb
49%
25%
29%
11
4
48%
26%
49%
25%
Jan
30 3% Dec
49%
6,700
3,100
93,500
10%
32% Dec
July 28
12%
28
29%
4
88
12%
273/4
26
Dec
28
12%
273/4
10%
Mar
Mar 15
26% Jan
11%
263/4
29%
Jan
133/4 Jan
12 3/8
28%
10%
25%
30%
Edison
106% Jan
Jan
113/4
263/8
29%
Commonwealth
25
103
123%
27%
25
3
7% Jan
112
113/4
263%
Publishing Co___No par
No par
Consolidated Cigar
No par
30
35% Jan
12
12%
27%
*
243/B
29%
x293/4 Mar 13
108% May 24
143/4 Sep 25
123/4 Jan 28
12%
271/4
10
Conde
117% Apr
12%
28
*150
Congoleum-Nairn Inc__
18
16
No par
3
112% Dec
153/4
*72%
Co
9
24 % Jan
15%
97
No par
Solvents
11% Feb
19
105% Sep 26
10% July 13
Credit
27% Feb
27% Jun
15%
*20
100
Engineering
Inc
2
20
16
*40%
100
Elec
2
Dec
15%
31%
No par
Superheater
Cons
23
So Ohio
2
30
153/4
No par
9% Jan
Jan
15%
42
/
common__No par
27% Jan
21
5,500
4,300
161/4
1
Co
17,700
16
14%
-
48%
40%
,
System Inc—No par
Carbon
8,100
12,200
163/8
50
50
preferred w w
Commercial
141/4
900
193/4
251/4
,
15
100
23
19
243/8
353/4
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
Class B
2.50
&
19%
24%
143/4
26
51%
Columbus
17%
23%
143/4
100
Pictures
22% Mar 10
193/4
25%
353/4
92%
i03/a
1st preferred
non-cum 2nd preferred
Gas
2
18%
23%
253/a
*9%
non-cum
Columbian
193/4
24%
25%
' t per share
Corp com__No par
5% conv preferred—
20
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
Columbia
6
183/4
23%
35
79
Colo Fuel & Iron
Columbia
46% Jan
881/2
'*92%
-100
Collins & Aikman Corp
cum
*873/4
55%
No par
$4.25
87%
25%
*61
No par
3
22
87%
35
91 %
com
Combustion
15% July
(The)
9
Jan
65
87%
14%
*90%
preferred
2nd preferred
4%
87%
36%
5
cum
4%
89
3,300
26%
*413/4
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__Nopar
$3.50 preferred
No par
5
29,100
8
143/a
50%
10
29
700
33%
34%
35
go'/a
55% Feb
23% Jan
33%
333%
25%
343/4
2
100% Feb
73%
33%
26%
34%
Coca-Cola Co
Mar 14
7%
34%
33%
36%
1063/4
12
16% Jan 13
Jan
7 °/o
4%
7%
•*33%
,
14%
35
Jan
19% Mar 15
96
10
23% Oct
138
132
8
34
33%
'
Saturday
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
50% Nov 24
143% July 17
14% Mar 30
8
19
88
37% July 17
95
Mar
Jan
117% Jan
440
25%
100
Cluett Peabody & Co com
700
1,800
102
353%
*106%
Corp
*100%
151/4
8.50
pfd
conv
cum
101
100%
8
1
Clopay
102
52%
33
100
4%%
17
16,600
37
52
37 %
881/2
common
27
173/a
*36%
52%
27 %
No par
Feb
16%
36%
51%
34
8
26%
No par
109% Jan
16 3/4
36%
101
49%
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
"
16%
52%
%
LOW
gtd 4% stock
Molybdenum
16%
37
14 %
*441%
Special
16%
37
800
1,000
491/8
20
Climax
11,400
27%
100
5
343/a
37
No par
6
5
333/4
27
63/4
gtd
34%
34%
*871/4
Mar. |0
1%
33%
16%
123/4
10
Pitts RR Co
34
16,800
223%
37%
123%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
10
15
14%
15%
*17%
preferred
10
*223/8
28
7
preferred
10%
15%
13
preferred
15Vb
22
10
37%
18
;
14%
22
11
33%
243%
r_100
333/4 Feb
92
20
241%
15%
22%
28
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com___100
&
193/4
25%
6%
Clark Equipment Co
Cleve
20
15
22
103
8 %
*109
*33%
*
89
*12%
com
44% Feb
143
*109
33%
34%
*871/4
*17%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
non-cum
83/4
'
343%
__10
City Investing Co common
51/2 % preferred
$4.50
102
104
34
preferred
conv
X104
34%
P*f
is
Gas
*223/4
8%
>
2
165
17V8
,
Mar 15
703% July 17
7
1123/4 Dec
15
15 %
23%
[X:f
'
40% Jan
33% Mar
15%
*23
34%
STOCK
28
134% July 27
1,100
25
43
323/4 Mar 15
1,600
263%
25
293/4 Dec
26
26%
26 '/a
_100
3
34% Dec
26%
25%
1
4
Mar 27
50
253/4
25
34%
;
Jan
22
109%
253/4
26
No par
Oil
123% Jan
5
1093/4
26 3/b
26
8%
common
31
6
1093/4
25%
26
_100
Cab_
Cotton
Co
Jan
2
1093/4
26
& Pac RR Co__No par
74
2
111
50
Yellow
Chickasha
5%
3j400
253%
34%
preferred series A
41/4%
33%
26
convertible preference__No par
Chic Rock Is
4%
33%
111
Chicago & North West com__No par
5% preferred
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
Conv
4,800
33 5/8
263/4
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
25
Class B
No par
Chic Milw St Paul & P
No par
Series A preferrad
100
$3
900
93/4
33%
34
9%
27
111%
34
preferred
8
Mar
33%
93/4
26%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
Jan
Jan
*111-
34
5,000
9%
26%
40
72
4
111%
No par
com
17
30% Jan
333%
.
9,300
27%
5
A
Nov
106
343/8
25
preferred
73
5
*111
1.25
Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3
5% Jan
343/8
34%
104
623/4 Jan
373/4 Mar 15
93/4
•104
Mar 10
112% Mar 16
52%
93/4
52%
36
3% July 11
52
223/a
52%
95%
55%
26
99% July 12
22
52
21%
533/4
9%
16%
30% Jan
29% July 17
21%
52
22%
533/4
9%
37
29
28
21%
52
22
543,4
52%
317/8 Dec
Mar 14
21%
23'A
9%
16'%
23% July 13
37
3,600
93/4
273/4
Cities Service Co
11% Jan
May 12
20
9%
27%
9
3
93
19%
9%
27%
3
3
193/4
93/8
543^
*34%
Cincinnati Milling Machihe Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Jan
82
19%
9%
23
9%
l
f"/:
Feb
107
19%
9%
37
EXCHANGE
9
600
19%
17%
S per share
24
17
553/4
NEW YORK
-
17
37%
Highest
I per share
17
16%
STOCKS
*
/•
Highest
17
55%
Range for Previous
Year 1950
9%
17%
*17
23%
*9%
9.50
5%% preferred
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
Feb
50
193/4
93%
370
173/4
36%
Childs
95
19%
93/4
500
7,100
173/B
56
8
Jan
19%
9%
24,000
147%
17%
l7Va
16
Feb
17
50'/4
104
17%
37%
16
40
17
493/4
17%
56
Jan
83
171/4
17%
*36
8% Feb
9
173/4
55
*53
No par
13
19
17%
49
50
Co
19% Jan
Dec
18%
No par
Belt
Mar
84% Oct
*147
193/4
93/4
105
104
146%
Chain
Jan
86% Dec 22
103%
145
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
17
44
47%
103%
145
17'%
20
23%
49
105
145
X33%
12
29% July 19
Lowest
9%
48%
*103%
145%
363%
11
62% July 13
,,
*193/4
i
;
49 %
104%
145
35%
19
68 % Jan
.
48%
1043/4
173/4
-
7,900
*103
147
145%
40
49%
483/4
105
400
1531/2
153
50
49%
*103
105%
*104%
18%
155
153%
51
105
50%
105
147
18%
*38%
155
49%
♦103
373/4
22
6% Jan
49
*153
51%
105i%
37
Sep
19
52
155
51
*103%
373/4
7% Jun
14
45% Jan
13% Apr
4
3% Feb
51%
105
*145%
*153
52
105%
37%
2
29
155
51%
*1031/2
___5
90 % Jan
Dec
*153
52%
*10%
25
21% Dec
155
15%
Jan
19
*153
H1/4
85
10
9,400
223/4
90% Dec 28
Jan
6,000
57%
105 %
Chesapeake
2
11
56%
10%
8
10 % July 12
10%
56
14%
19
17
103/4
55%
22i%
16
3
10%
57%
11%
Jan
15
10%
55%
151/8
38% Feb
9% Jan
X10%
57%
231/4
Mar 14
4% Feb
10%
56
11%
Jan
30
10%
603/4
11 %
33
Jun
103/4
59%
11%
29
76
10%
61%
No par
24
35
10 y4
61%
No par
20
Sugar
28
2
10%
40
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
32% Oct
7% Mar 15
*38
50
35% Dec
2
23
383/4
*51%
Class B
1
10% Jun
233/4
383/4
*103%
Central RR Co of N J class A
5
8
23i%
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No
par
Central Illinois Light common
•
4 % % preferred
loo
25
July
24%
393/4
100
Aguirre Sugar Co_
26% Dec
6 % Dec
23%
*383/4
__10
$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab Mfg
Jan
24%
39%
Co
5
39% Mar
110
3,700
24%
vtc
No par
preferred series B vtc—_ 100
5%
110
39%
Corp com__5
49
5
49%
Violeta
18% Apr
98
48'%
& South West
36
3
50
Central
11% July 26
July 12
50
Central
18
25 %
30% Jan
50%
1
24% Mar
20
50%
9
15 % Mar
2
Sep
9% Oct
24
3
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
32%
110
l
Central Foundry Co_
Central of Ga Ry Co
9
32%
110
25
preferred
Central
39 % Jan
32%
111
50
common
13
16% Jan
32%
100
18
26
32%
*
20% Feb
10% Mar 29
323/a
common
,
10% Jan
17% Dec 26
*1093/4
32%
*110
10
4.20%
2
39% Dec
1093/4
32%
100
2
3
1093/4
33 %
Corp
8% Jan
3
Shares
110%
32 s/8
2nd preferred
5%
Sales for
the Week
f per share
110%
Co common
18% Jan
Jan'
30
r
Fridav
Mar. 10
Mar .15
32%
series
6
11% Apr
8% July 13
••
Thursday
t per share
$ per share
110%
common
Corp
t per share
*32%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
$4.75 1st preferred.,
No par
7%
t per share
Mar. 14
15109%
preferred
9
2
I per share
Wednesday
___5
General
Preferred
PRICES
Mar. 13
100
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 12
No par
Light
preierred 4%
(J I)
7%
13
Jan
15
Case
6
Jan
29
Aug 18
■Jan
155
Corp
Conv
&
Steel
Carriers &
Mar 16
64% Feb
2
104
9
Dec
9
25
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
7% July 17
4
•
9
40% Mar
11
Jan
52
29
Mar
Carpenter
Carrier
25
150% Jan
1
Dec
47% Dec
104% Jan
15
16
2
Mar
5
Jan
9% Jan
56% Nov 15
156
Power
HIGH
Monday
Mar. 10
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
Carolina
8
AND
Saturday
Par
13
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
110% Mar 12
15 % July 13
50% Dec
YORK
STOCK
,
$ per share
30% Jan
107
NEW
Highest
t per share
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
3
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
(1181)
96
For footnotes
see
Dec
28
page
22.
113% Mar
8
2
$4.50
11
$4.52
15
Container
103% Jan, 29
106% Jan
16
32% Jan
100
8
2
Mar 16
110
2114 Mar
98
Feb
5
26
36% Mar 12
106
Jan
9
16% Feb
Co
Inc
No par
preferred
preferred
Jan
39% Feb
Mar
32% Jan
Stores
Consumers Power Co com
2
107
Retail
No par
No par
Corp of Amer
com
4%
preferred
Continental Baking <?o com__No par
$5.50 preferred
L_
No par
Continental
$3.75
Can
Inc common
21
Continental
Diamond
3
Continental
Insurance
Mar 13
11% Jan
20
Continental
88% Jan 11
101% Feb
21
Continental
10
1
9
78
Fibre
Motors
Oil of
20
No par
preferred
Jan
12% Jan
64% Feb
10
100
Delaware
5
10
1
5
111% 111%
107% 107%
35
*104
21%
*96
36
36%
105
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
*107%
108%
108
108 'A
*107%
35%
35%
35%
34%
*104
105
34%
*104
105
*104
111%
108
341%
35%
105
*104
35
105
^
353/8
*104
36
2,800
410
120
5,200
105
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
xl9%
193/4
19
193/a
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
x96%
96%
95
95%
96
96
120
36%
36%
36%
35%
363/a
35 %
35%
35%
35%
353/4
36
21,000
*100%
102%
*101% 103
14%
*67%
9%
99%
*
*101%
103
.
*100
102%
*100
102
"19%
100
20
100
8,500
100
14%
14%
15
13%
14%
14
14
13%
14
133/4
14%
4,900
681/2
67%
68
67
67%
663/4
68
67
67
67%
67%
2,200
9%
9%
99%
97%
9%
99
9
963/8
9%
9
973/4
95
9%
96
9
923/4
9'/a
95%
9%
95
93^
98
36,300
11,300
14
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Previous
"<
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per
I per share
13 % Jan
I per share
share
12
27% Nov
25
25% Jan
2
27"% Nov
24
26% Jan
12
55% Mar 13
54% Jan
17
Jun
14% Jun
41
26
Feb
22
10
55% Feb
26
42% Jan
Continental
1
29% Jan
8
32
Steel
preferred
Range Co
Copper
28
21% Jan
2
25% Feb
1/
Copperweld Steel Co
51% Oct
24
492/4 Mar
1
50% Feb
20
10% Jan
17% Apr
22
14% Jan
2
17% Feb
3
76
17
63% Mar 15
72% Jan
2
Corn
55% Feb
23
*57'
July 17
13
Apr
45% Nov 27
38
18
28% Jan
100 "
102% Aug 17
99
100% July 11
62
Oct
105
30
3
x66
187% Apr 13
6
6% Mar
176
3% Aug
v
2
Mar 14
104% Mar
104% Feb
100% Mar 16
Nov
72"% Jan
July 13
176% July 13
Jan
Jan
186
19
14
Corn
V/o
4% Jan
2
5% Jan
26
2% Feb
25
2 % Jan
2
2% Jan
12
31
27% Jan
2
33% Mar
101
Sep
10
27
105
Jan
11
Dec
14
14
Jan
5
10% Jan
2
26% Jun
30
30% Mar
4
27'% Jan
15
12 %
July 13
3
17% Jan
15
Jan
Co
3% %
8
12% Jan
Creameries
I8V4 Jan
2
27
41% Oct
19
35% Jan
4
39% Feb
$2
27% Jan
13
49% Dec
28
48% Jan
10
54 % Feb
11
16% Jan
3
5
105% May
34% Dec 29
Mar 31'
54
17% Jun
27
175
Feb
106
Jan
44% Jan
29
30
15
81% Jan
2
95
Jan
Jan
6
24% Jan
2
30
14
28
Nov
20
180
.
24% Feb
20% Mar 15
10% Oct
5
"9%
77% Oct
31
70
Jan
13% Jan
19
10% Jan
10
20
July 13
26% Nov
22
5
July 13
7% July
3
x25
Jan
Jin ~5
77
8
.9% July 17*
Mar
25
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
>103% Jan
12
106% Feb
15
$7
28
52% Jan
2
Jan
10
18
8
24
Jan
20
129
32% Dec
29
30
125
Feb
21
22% Feb
17
138
10% Mar 15
12% Jan
9
Mar 13
27% Feb
10
Jan
2
132% Jan
Jan
25
13% Jan
13
26% Dec
30
25"% Jan
2
96
12
99 % Dec
2
X97% Jan
3
May 10
14% Jan
3
Jan
'
13% July 10
.
•
15% Jan
19 %
3
17% Feb
17
15% Jan
22
17% Feb
30
31% Jan
2
34% Jan
10% July 13
16% Dec
29
28
34% Mar 17
July 26
16
Jan
18 % Feb
32% Jan
102 %
*101%
102 J/2
*100 J/2
71%
71 %
72 J/4
*181
5
2%
102
12%
*28%
6%
non-cum
pfd.
*90
100
28%
22%
*170
10
common
9%
9%
9%
77%
100
11%
2,100
27
27%
*26%
27 »/2
27
27
27
27
26%
26%
27
27
1,100
8%
9
17,000
*105
106%
*104'%
106
j
.
No par
9%
-
No par
common
55%
11
11%
l
25%
25%
*129%
134%
33%
323%
common—.
21% Mar 13
64
8
Mar
Jan
32%
31%
*993%
*16%
17%
34%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
convertible preferred
20
(The)
J
34%
18
37
Dec
21
35% Jan
4
36% Feb
11% Mar 31
16% Dec
27
16
Jan
3
19% Feb
8
6% July 13
9% Jan
5
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
3
45% Jan
19
'
July 13
29% Nov 24
54
26% Mar 15
Feb
31
Feb
16
33
32%
32%
17%
17
17'A
17%
31%
31%
31%
31%
100
*96%
97%
97
96 J/b
96%
96
96'%
*94%
*94i%
96
100
*98%
20
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since
Highest
I per share
Distill
19
4
19%
11
14
Jan
1
47% Oct
18
44% Jan
15
"57
May 24
51
Jan
July 17
■•'w'-V,
Divco
9
9%
x8%
46
47%
45%
65%
35
48%
Feb
8
55
Feb
28
67%
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
36% Jan
4
30% Jan
2
35% Mar
11% July 25
69% Jan 13
54% Jan 13
97
17% Jan
6
14% Jan
16
Dome
13
Douglas
93
19
77% Jan
Feb
2
15
108% Mar 15
lliy« Feb
2
181
Dec
19
180% Jan
3
208
20'/a Jan
16% July 17
21% Oct
18
81
Mar
88% Dec
8
18
July 12
7
X22
Mar 15
10
93
2
29
Dresser
93% Feb
1
13
9
Jun
14
19 % Jan
10
26
Feb
27
18
13% Jan
3
17
Feb
9
83
22
Jan
92% Mar
9
/
23%
23'A
23%
23%
543/4
57%
56%
57%
8,800
*67
68 %
67
68 '/b
651/2
66 'A
63 %
64J%
64
64
66
7,400
17%
23%
17%
17%
X161/4
16 3A
16
16%
16
16%
16%
23
23 J/4
22%
23
22%
23
106% Feb
23
Preferred
54 % Feb
7
12% Feb
6
2
28 J/4
*52%
53%
35%
35%
7
7
23
*64
*64
67
7
32%
*64
7
.
23
67
*64
7%
7
313A
32
17%
18
18
27
27%
27
271/8
x27
52
50'%
50'%
49%
50
36
*351%
35 %
'2,500
32
17%
31'A
18%
*17%
28 J/4
27%
28
52 J/2
523/4
51
35 J/2
35 J/2
*35%
4-?P°
14,200
67
*31%
7
32%
18%
>19
23
..»
67
18
7%
31%
19
7
31%
•
7
900
600
27%
3,600
48%
49
1,600
*35%
36
35%
35'%
18
18%
17
17%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
2,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10'%
10
10'A
10%
103/8
"'7.900
_2
28%
28%
28
28 J/2
27%
27%
26%
27'/a
27
27%
15,700
*18
18%
27%
Monday
Mar, JO
;•
Mar. 12
*
1 per share
For
1 per
--
28%
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
share
:
t per share
500
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 18
t per
I per share
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
Mar. 16
share
S per
the Week
v*
Shares
share
j
*16%
16'A
16%
16'A
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16
16
%
16%
2.000
No par
No par
54%
54%
X53I/4
533/4
51%
52%
51
52%
51%
51%
52%
53%
1,800
*53%
55
53
53
*52
523/4
52
52%
52
52
52%
53'%
340
'51_No par
1
*53%
55
52
52
*51
513/4
52
270
*12%
13'A
12%
12%
400
5
3 5'A
17%
101
15
8 81/2
353/8
17%
101%
88%
-
*12%
173/8
17%
871%
*50
52
*125/a
13
*12%
12%
34
33'A
17%
1003/4
52
12%
12%
34%
34%
100
v'
*50
13'A
x32'A
33
18%
17%
94%
97%
32%
33
\
6,900
86
8,800
88%
85
873A
85%
84%
1093/4
*109
109%
*109
109%
108%
109
*198%
201%
*199
201
191'A
191'A
*190
192
192
192
50c
21%
21%
21%
21%
203/4
213/a
203/4
20%
*88
88%
88
88
*88
90
88
88
l
*23%
25%
*23%
25
*24
25
24%
24%
24%
25
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15/;
14%
14%
100
.
IS3/*
14%
91'A
89%
91'A
*121%
1223/8
121%
121%
*105%
106'A
*105 3/4
pfd—_50
*52iA
523/4
*52'A
52 34
6
.*11%
11%
*11%
ll'/a
913/4
88
893A
86%
20%
*87
85
85%
18,900
*106%
.
110%
*192
1951%
200
21'%
10,000
20%
203/4
30
*87
88%
86%
1211A
120%
120%
120 3/8
104%
103
103
523/4
52%
52%
52
11%
11
11
110
25'A
700
15'A
6,600
8 8'A
89%
24,800
120%
88
90
14%
1203A
*102%
500
25'A
'
1041/2. 105%
120 3A
3,100
173/4;,'
97'A
*109
83%
33%
17%
95%
110
5
3.75%
33
.
173/8
95
.
*109
series
Duquesne Light Co
DWG Cigar
Corp
'
17
93
17%
lOO'/a
97
■
No par
No par
No par
series.—..No par
$3.50
Mar 15
10% Jan
28%
;
Mar 15
52
10
28%
7
22%
67
(EI)) & Co—
103
11% Jan
*64
67
'
_
Common
1
11
23%
*64
63%
*16
No par
30
*9% Dec
17%
25
Corp
$4.50
"
4,200
6,100
57
32%
preferred
International
Preferred
Jun
29,100
23'%
33%
19%
common
3
52% Nov
14%
50c
series A—,
Jan
12
13%
55
No par
125
31
14 «/8
23'%
No par
120'/2 Mar 14
51% Dec
106
6
700
13%
581%
Ltd
Du Pont de Nem
85% Jun 12
127 % Apr
101 % Jan
%
47
14%
23%
7
convertible
Duplan
34
46%
.
54
—2
preferred
Industries common
Dunhill
63%
34
46%
*33'%
34
23
__12
2nd
3%%
64
34
4b 'A
63%
60%
Aircraft
$3.25
23% Jan
64%
"6,900
'7,900
23 J/2
*32%
*18%
',-4:/
May
Chemical Co
2
13 3/4
x
63
10,500
No par
called
$4 preferred
Mar 12
88
14% Dec
11% Mar 27
Dow
Feb
47%
5,800
9%
47%
58
.
Mines
46'%
18%
9
23%
1
Pepper Co
Feb
28
*33%
48
18%
46%
60%
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
109% Feb
Dec
111% Jun
Sep 27
119% Jan 13
60% Jan
19
9
83% Dec
107
122 % Jan
2
Dr.
19
64%
34
47
Saturday
—_
A
63
34
60
1031%
47
9
46%
.
98%
>101%
18
8%
9
34%
62%
173/4
18%
46%
*97
98'%
103'%
■':.
23%
1
Corp
Class
*97
>101%
103%
48%
34%
/••:' 48 •••;
LOW AND
Dixie Cup common
Class A
58
17%
9 J/2
50'A
100
5,600
3,800
60
8
.
■
5
8
26
19
9 J/4
No par
77!
.:*,
.
16% Mar
9
,
"*•
•
183/4
*101%
3,000
17%
100
common
57% Feb
Jan
13
•
.
per share
*98
IO31/2
96
33
23%
EXCHANGE
*)
S
100
33
100
Corp-Seagrams Ltd—.
Highest
f per share
15% Jan
July 26
29
Lowest
Sper share
*101%
Light Co„_ 13.50
preferred—!
cum
*98 %
103 J/2
48%
9%
51
67
48%
aSTOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
25% July 12
•;
67
*34%
100
*101%
14%
Raynolds class A
$1.50
13
51% Mar 16
'
*98 J/2
100
14
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
Range for Previous
10
*9G3/4
^5
Match
10,200
32
Vilbiss Co„
Diamond
17
17%
14%
De
7
*16%
31'%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel Corp
;:Dec
17
17%
14%
2
49
*16%
31%
15
9
8
900
17%
17 J/2
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Devoe &
60
17%
31%
Escrow ctfs for common
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
Detroit Edison
1
33%
IOOI/2
*17
17%
14%
19 % Mar
29% Mar
33
32%
100'%
17
31%
50
38% Feb
-30
99%
,31%
99%
17 J/2
20
17
9
33%
31
31%
100
25
6,900
1,800
X16'A
,
17%
Hudson
16% Jan
'
17
32
preferred
30% Jan
23% Jan
33>/e
34
*16%
32
100%
17%
19%
17
35% Mar
12% Jan
34
17
*31%
Inc
22
--
.
.
33
7
19%
20
25
__io
32% Nov
29
130'/a
32%
1,100
49,400
25%
*128%
32'%
17%
Delaware Lack & Western
2
16% Dec
243/4
130'%
32'%
99%
27% Nov
;
29
243/4
*1281%
32%
17'A
Decca
26
18% July 13
25'%
129%
32
31 J/4
33
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
23% Feb
24%
129'A
32
993/8
No par
2
31%
17 J/2
9
3
25'A
134%
*129%
33
100 j/2
19
Jan
10%,
17%
Jan
6% Jan
10%
32%
53% Feb
62
10%
*99%
37
2
10'%
17%
Mar 13
Feb
10%
33%
34
May 16
103'4
100 %
43'% Jan
May 19
53%
17%
19
8
53%
33%
18
68
130
53%
*99%
Oct
5% July 12
8%
106
53%
'
103%
17
83/4
*104'%
541%
l
Power &
8%
105
531/8
11 %
24
25%
134%
100
'
55
100
37
52% July 12
10%
105
9%
:f?
'
D
25
*54 J/2
11'%
*129 J/2
33%
8%
105
553%
11
9
105
106
*54%
100
pld
8%
9%
106
.
No par
V/o
Inc
10
8%
9%
55%
1
^
10
>101%
27
5,500
200
11%
45% Dec
18% Jan
940
21%"
*170
*75%
4
79% Feb
28%
21
21'%
200
'
77'%
2.50
preferred series A
Delaware
*23
28'%
20%
11'A
A
Delaware &
*28
*170
9%
No par
common
preferred
Records
29
21%
200
11%
29% Jan
2
*170
290
*75%
34% July 13
10
x21
200
103%
9%
9%
22% Jan
29
22%
*170
103
103
103
11%
50%
Jan
1041/8
7,900
77%
1
16
4,300
9%
50c
63% Mar 14
700
513/4
11%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
24
15%
37%
50%
*753/8
Deere & Co common
17% May 26
15 5%
37%
50'A
29
22%
223/4
200
15%
373%
48%
9%
27
35
10
29
30
22 J/4
*170
15'%
37 3s
50%
103 3/4
105
15%
38
50%
11%
Mar 10
12
Apr 20
21% July 13
1,100
763/4
Feb
48% Jun
29%
29
22%
200
100
65% Feb 17
2,000
,
9%
68
17
12'A
28%
11%
51
34% Dec
12%
*27%
76%
Jan
12% Jun
12%
28'%
11%
8% Jan
Mar 13
12'%
28%
77%:
57
54
121/4
28 3i
11%
41% Jan
29
12%
28%
*76%
5
28
12%
28%
12%
20
Dec
12'/a
28%
77%
30
72% Dec
12 J/4
28"%
*76%
Jan
58
500
12%
28%
*11%
59% Dec
27
102
12%
50c
2
7,800
102
102
29
Dayton Rubber Co
23% Mar 12
*1013/4
_5
41% Dec
29
101%
.100
inc
3
42% Jun
101%
4,400
8,300
C
24% Jun
1013/4
13,000
2,600
series
17% Feb
101%
33%
38
3.90%
2
102 »/4
2%
90%
Preferred
4
*101 3/4
4%
2%
32%'
37%
26
13 % Jan
102
4%
4%
2%
32%
90'%
24
20% Jan
32%
4%
wy
891/2
Feb
21
32%
5
37'A
Feb
20
2%
33%
88%
21
14 % Dec
2%
32%
36'A
104
23% Jun
2%
33 J/2
38'%
Jan
27
210
891/2
17% Jan
20
176
'
4a'4
2%
\ 4%
2%
4%
2%
32%
2%
176
■
x37%
101
Dec
179
177'%
x89 J/4
Corp
7%
179
91%
B
7% Jun
179
40%
series
19
5
180%
90%
—
*
5,100
39%
3.75%
2
180'A
>r
;3o
:
91%
Preferred
3
74%
330
101%
73'A
40%
7
; 38% Jan
100%
72'A
40%
Dayton
20
100'%
71 J/2
91
4
10% Jan
*99%
71%
".
41%'
41%
100
Jan
10
101 »/2
33
2%
1,710
11,300
92
preferred
100% Feb
Jan
71
65
52
■
182 J/2
4%
5
71%
64%,
*104'%
Mar
22
*181
183
*100 J/2
1011/2
71
64'A
104%
Jan
27
100%
633A
104 %
96
6% Jun
991%
71%
No par
98
29
51%
99'%
of Amer com—No par
102% Mar 21
18"% Dec
51'A
*99
6 6'A
104%
Steel
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
3
x51
99
>
*104%
preferred—
96
11% Jan
51
q9
15%
96% May 24
100'
50%
100
53
*36%
Davison Chemical Corp
Daystrom Inc
17
99
64
52
99 J/2
1,700
16
Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
July 5
July 24
66
51 J/2
100 J/2
52%
52%
Davega Stores Corp common— -2.50
9
29% Jan
15'%
52 J/b
Publishing
5%
7,100
50%
Xl5%
37
3%%
9
213/4
*49
1534
51 %
■SiM
28
Dec
21%
21'%
50'%
15'A
15'/a
Class
9
31
18% July 13
65%
66»/2
*49
37
Cushman's Sons Inc
17% Feb
15%
16%
preferred
Dana
21'%
'50J/2
15
37 J/2
Cutler-Hammer
3
*49
15%
6,500
53'A
24
37% Mar
66
50%
15
1,900
32
16 %
Curtis-Wright
100% Mar 16
21%
*49
15%
30
30'A
52%
24
35% Feb
21%
50 J/2
?■
29'%
37%
Prior
12% Dec
22%
'
32
*100
2.50
Curtis
25
24% Aug
*15%
66%
21%
22%
*49
16
29
16%
Press
10% Oct
3
22%
50%
31%
5,100
56
53%
Cudahy Packing Co
4 % '/o
preferred
55% Jan
3
23
31
32%
*543A
37%
Cuneo
148% Nov
7% Jan
32
56
16%
convertible
27
20% Jan
33
56
37%
8
3
*54'J/4
1
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
57
56
*543/8
'
53%
RR
44% July 13
102% Dec
*54%
2
27% Mar 10
3
56
*32%
America
3
13% Feb
*54%
Shares
27%
*101%
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
l'/e preferred
100
13
11
Mar 16
64% July 13
5%
Cuba
27
27%
_-_...No par
Crucible
Mar 12
25
26%
26%
100%
100
preferred
$4.20
31
2
Jan
34
22% Dec
26
15% Jun
82% Nov
Mar 15
103
26%
26%
Zelleibach,Corp coinmon___5
Crown
102% Jan
26%
27
1
of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common
32 % Jun
27
26 »/2
52%
l
Cream
of
26%
25
preferred
29% Mar
27%
27%
66%
100
_
27
27%
*100*
common .25
Corp
f per share
27%
27%
23
5
common
the Week
27%
*49
20
preferred
Crane
2
103% Feb
101% Mar 13
Refining
Coty Inc
Coly International
"
1% July 13
22% July 13
Products
Sales for
Mar. 1(5
t per share
$ per share
Friday
Mar. 15
x27%
*15%
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947_100
Cum
23
30% Jan
3
2 %'%
2
Jan
75% Feb
3
' Mar 16
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
I per share
27%
33
B
common
Thursday
Mar. 14
28%
56
*55 %
Convertible pref 5% series
50
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp__T__l
3
t per share
Wednesday
°27%
No par
No par
46% July 14
PRICES
Mar. 13
*28
5
common
SALE
Tuesday
Mar. 12
tper share
14
Corp
prior
$3
HIGH
Monday
Mar. 10
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
AND
Saturday
Par
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
''"/S:/:.
Mar 14
29
22% Dec
27
Dec
YORK
.EXCHANGE
t per share
3
63% July 25
NEW
Highest
July 17
20
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
YORK
.
121'A
2,200
"
106
*52'A'
11
*10%
*103
104
900
52 H.'
*51 'A
52
40
10%
*10%
11
COO
E
15% Mar 30
24% Dec
18
13% Jun
30
20% Dec
27
13
Jun
27
10
Jan
13
40
July 17
.21% Mar 15
19
Jan
10
21% Nov 25
19% Jan
8
18 %
16% Jan
2
Apr
52% Nov
19
27
43% Mar 15
24% Jan
2
Eagle-PIcher Co_______
Feb
2
Eastern
22% Feb
23
24
20% Feb
43% Jan
10
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
—II—I
223/4
21%
22 'A
21%
21%
21%
22
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
213/4
Z10
Airlines Inc
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
21%
22,800
21%
21'%
21''
21 %
21
21%
20%
201/2
20%
20 5/8
20%
20%
2,300
Eastern
3
Corp
Eastern Stainless
9
Eastman Kodak Co
Corp_IIII_5
Steel
common
17%
_10 *
45%
17%
45%
17%
17%
44%
45%
16%
17%
16V2
16%
17
16%
16%
5,400
17
6,900
171
Dec
6
29
Jan
13
Apr
39% Oct
25
>36% Jan
4
14% July 12
42% Mar
.19% Jan
5
7
Eaton
16% Jan
2
Manufacturing Go
2
19% Feb
40%
41%
40%
40%
8
Edison
40%
Bros Stores
40%
39%
40%
30%
4G 'A
39%
40%
1
*17%
18%
18% -18%
*17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18 'A
*94
95
95
*94
95
;
190
88% Aug 25
98
xl2% July 12
95
Sep
8
Jun
102
5
Jan
3
9
Oct
28
19
10 % Jun
26
15
19% July 13
52% July 17
48
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
13% Feb 15
Dec
20% Jun
20% Mar 17
33% Jan
5
13
100
Dec
20
104% Nov
15
8
24% Jun
July 12
10% Jan
51% Jun 27
,
60
Jan
,
9
.
Jun
6
Dec
15% Dec
14% Dec
27
2% Nov
-
44
>
28
1
Mar 21
4% Jan
10
For footnotes see
page 22,
13
26
4%%
t'
Ekco
2
Jan
2
Mar 15
13
Jan
2
3
26
Elec
&
Mus
preferred
Ind
Amer
23
Electric
12
Elgin National Watch Co
>27% Jan
27
•Elliott Co
72% Jan
27
5%%
52% Mar
6
28% Mar
2
22% Jan
3
16% Mar 16
'18% Jan
29
33% Feb
5
12
22% Feb
2
7% Feb
23
2
6% Jan
9
19% Jan
2
24% Feb
Mar 14
*71% Feb
6
63% Jan
30
6
6% Mar 13
13
5%
•
El
Storage Battery_____No
*
Electric Mrg Go_i.
Emerson
Radio &
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
-3
*52
■'
27%
19%
14%
•17%
Endicott Johnson
Corp common—25
4% preferred
i
;
3 00
*101%
Equitable Gas Co—
Equitable Office Bldg
101
Evans
14% Feb
5
Eversharp Inc __~j
44% Jan
10
3
""
;
3
2.50
16'A
*98
95
'433/4
*165
*94
16%
16'A
102
*98
441/8
1691%
43%.
*165
16 %
16%
*98
102
28.800
44'A
169'%
8,100
,.. -
'■
102
;.
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
48%
49
43%
48%
48%
49'%
8
20%
21%
21
20%
21
21
383/4
20%
39
v
39
*38 3/a
40
21%
40 V
38%
%
*38%
2 'a
45%
-
143a
25%'
71
'*51%
-27%
20
"
14%'
17%
31%
102
21%
7%
2
2 %
x44%
12,165
'lAOO
'
14
25
14
•*:
2
•
.6,700
.6,000
/<
2%
2
2%
3'/a
44'A
44'A
2'4
«
1
300
31,500
"
44%
24%
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71
22%
69%
66
6%
6%
16%
53
51%
51%
27%
26%
27%,
"
19%'
19%
14%' '15'
*17%
43%
14
24%
1
*66
44
14
43%
*13%
14
24%
x23%
24'A
71
*65%
69
18
'
xl8%
*50
26%
52
*49
27
27
.
14
24%
,
*65%
51
44
1,'700
JA
14%
1,700
r
24%
6,600
*>
'65
.18%.
18%
18'/a
18
J81/2
18%
3,700
14%
14 3/a
14%
14%
153/4
15%
16'/a
44,400
ma
171/4
173/a
17%
17%
17'A
17%
1,400
30%
2,800
18%
31%
x30%
>100%
102%
*100'A
21 3/8
213/4
21'/a
6%
21%
7%
22'A
681/2
6'9
65
68
.65%
66
6'6
*63
66
*63
66
31
30
'
7i'4
22%
22%
69 'A
69%
*63
6%
66
6 34
*63
'
6%
63/8
16%
7
20%
6%
30'A
102
21%
7
22
6%
16%
29%
30%
30%
100'A
100'/2
*100'/a
20%
21'A
20%
6%
20%
67a
7
16%
13%
133jj
13
13 %'
13%
1.3%
12%
13%
12%
13%
42%
42%
42%
.41%
42%
41'A
42
41%
41'/a
4%
*3%
*4%
4%.
*4%
4%
15%
4
15%
4
15%
*334
120
21%
7,100
10,300
21%
22
44..400
66%
6634
6
1,300
66
3/a
16
15%
3%
102
7
*63
6 %
*41%
161-2
6%
213/4
>
15%
K-20
10,000
14%
101'A
22
:
27%
17 'A
31%
2134
51
27%
'
<
*49
27'A
101%
7%
900
1
11%
49%
<
1
16%
11%
*11%
200
-
'
14%
27%
*69
3
Products Go__
*94
44%
169
40%
24%
533/a
*63'
50
12% Jan 13
41% Mar 14
43%
*165
48
22 3
*66
22%
100
Pittsburgh RR Co
Eureka Williams
-Corp-—
72
7%
—No par
preferred series A
Erie &
Exchange Buffet Corp
21%
_-i
Erie RR common
Corp
31%
8.50
7
26
14%
25%
16%
•
1
—^4
17% Feb
4% Feb
14%
25%
10
Ex-Cell-O
12
2
45
16%
*98
*5038
*38%
2%
j5
-5%
39%
45%
*66
50
2
7
22
44'%
169
*
23
3% Feb
22
2%
50
8% Jan
14% Jan
49%
45%
10
Natural Gas
•Emerson
'
16%
101
11%
50%
43%
169
95
16%
*98
12%
39%
15
common
convertible
preferred—
preference^—
Paso
16%
22
par
1-69
*93
95
101
50%
5
_2
—No par
shares
169
171
*12%
1
I_5
„
Feb
,
103% Jan
!
Convertible
5
16%
*98
100
•
common..
*93
2.50
—_—
;(The)_L
Boat
*166
100
common
Elastic. Stop Nut Co,
Electric Auto-Lite
8
100% Mar 15
60% Jan
Co
preferred
16% Jan
2
65
preferred
Products
Electric
46
20
Jan
Inc common
22
41% Jan
Feb
20
100
18
29% Mar 15
!
preferred
50% Jan
,.•2% Mar
16% Jan
!
1
28
May 25
6% May 5
3% Feb 14
8% July 13
33
68
66
4% July 13
Feb
23% Jan
7% May 15
19% Dec 28
13
6%
23% Jan
.18
5
6
2
66
1
18% Dec
25
49% Jan
6
12% Dec 15
Jan
Jan
x23% Mar 15
; 22%, Aug 29
28 % Nov 29
11
13% Mar
23
15% Dec
,
Feb
11
4%%
40% Jan
52% Apr 26
28% Jan
17% Mar
1% Jan
23
75
Feb
95
^38
2
28% Feb
*.
,
24
19% Jan
18
35% Apr
Jan
30
45
>
4
3% Apr
44% Oct
v
182
15% Jan
19
.
8
2
21% July 26
41
Mar
92% Jan
26
49% Oct
13
32% Jun 30
1% Jan
May
13% Dec
;
38% July 26
:16
169
Mar 10
15% Dec
14
10
6 3,8
3,500
16%
,
14'A
141%
41'/a
,
41%,
;. *3%
3%
•
5,400
••
,
17,300
,
,
900
200
/.
'
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
Kauge for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
9 per share
YORK
STOCK
f per share
t per share
NEW YORK
Highest
Sper share
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
Saturday.
,
EXCHANGE
i
Par
...
Monday
Mar. 10
,
15
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
(1183)
Mar. 12
9 per share
8ALK
Tuesday
•
PRICES
Wedneslay
Mar. 13
■
$ per share
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Ihe Week
9 per snare
9 per snare
Mar. 11
9 per share
9 per share
Shares
F
37 Va Mar 10
48% Oct 18
46% Jan
52% Jan
22% July
12% Dec
3
26
Apr
8
24
Jan
26 V, Feb
5
22% Jan
7
14% Jan
17 V, Feb
13
July 26
15% Jan
35% Mar 11
16% July 3
4% Feb 14
Jan
10
/ 53 V Nov 25
50% Jan
62
Jan
23% Jan
30% Feb
13
8
49% Dec
>
3
23% Oct
July 13
52 % Jan
Feb
65
83% Feb
July 13
Jan
•
21% Mar
.3
Federal
4% %
Felt
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
78
Jan
4
95
'Jan
16
107
Feb
14
Mar 16
84
Feb
Firestone Tire 3s Rubber com;
AVa%
First National Stores-.;
16
Firth
2
14% Mar
Jan
2
32% Mar 16'
vll% Jan
25
5
104% Jan
2
2
23% Jan
2
27% Mar
7
Florence Stove Co
17 % Jan
2
xl8% Mar
1
Florida
Aug 10
17% July 13
106% Feb
20
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2
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25
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11
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9
78
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56
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20
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3
29
30
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9
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4
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.
12
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22
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25
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13
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19
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6
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15
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30
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104
Dec
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6
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21
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20
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6
18
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29
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4
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25
99
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2
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18
105
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8
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5
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113
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13
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15
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6
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15
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26
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30
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101
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29
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13
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27
12
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19
120
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3
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30
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25
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55
2
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30
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59
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9% Jan
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6
31
1
19
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10
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13
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8
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20
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24
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30
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4
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28
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29
28
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3
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2
100
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8
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5
50
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9
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28
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16
New
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Mar. 16
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101
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12
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3
Oct
18
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2
15% Jan
12
Gt Northern
Iron Ore
147/,
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14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
33
Jun
29
50% Dec
29
48% Mar 15
57% Feb
14
Gt Northern
Ry 6%
52
52%
51%
52
50%
51 %
49%
52
48%
50%
50%
51 Va
18% Apr
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17
22
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
3
152
151%
151%
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6
78
65
8
Mar
Dec
35% Aug
2
45% Mar
Jan
4
23% Dec
13
7
' Aug 30
5
7
28
19% Mar 13
150
Mar 10
Jan
5
40% Jan
25
76
22
Feb
6
'22%
Jan
4
154
Jan
30
Jan
22
43% Jan
16
Feb
19
82
26
Great
Western
Green
(H
Greenfield
95
Apr
17
20
Dec
1
6% Jan
12% Jan
49
Jun
69% Jan
18% Jun
3
3
30
25
30
11% Jan
100
,
11
Jan 28
29% Dec
16
10% Jan
2
97
9
Jan
21% Mar 15
11% July 11
10% Jan
25
24% Dec
21 % J*n
66
83
Dec
Nov
24% Jan
12
27
13
12% Jan
102%
11% Jan
5
10
28% Feb
13
68% Feb
5
81% Jan
91% Feb
23
21
Jan
11
3
Sugar com—No par '
page
104
110
22.
24
100
_100
4% %
*75%
19%
150'/a
83
19%
150
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19%
151
82
-
19%
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19%
151%
82
150
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150%
82
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5,300
19,200
'
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82
4,800
110
152
82
1
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43%
43%
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42%.
43%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
24%
24%
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24%
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23%
23%
23%
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1,700
42%
24%
24%
Co
Inc
(The)—
.
<
3
Aircraft
Guantanamo
11%
100
preferred
*101%
1
Corp
Sugar common—
1
Gulf Mobile 3s Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
No par
25
24
-
11%
102
24%
11%
*101%
23%
11%
102
24%
11%
101%
101 %
100%
100%
22%
23%
22
23%
21%
22%
11
10%
11V,
10 Va
10%
24%
26%
24 V,
25%
64
64%
62%
64%
11
11%
11
26%
25%
26%
24%
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65
63%
64%
88%
100
J00
1
26,700
10%
4,800
25%
25%
64
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99%'
23 V,
64 Va
86%
12,200
22%
9,100
102%
420
109
190
87%
89
87 V,
87%
85%
87%
22%
23 */a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
109%
108%
108 Va
108
108
No par
23 V,
23 %
23 %
23%
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
*102%
103%
102%
102%
$4.40
dividend preferred
100
109 %
109 %
*109%
110
*102
109%
230
99%
22%
89%
14
40,100
11%
10%
-
«•
86
14
Gulf States Utilities Co
11%
65%
89%
89%
11%
11%
11%
26%
11%
11%
11%
*64%
11%
1,700
-
Feb
17
*37
Tap 3s Die Corp—No par
L)
Common
Grumman
19%
150
Feb
23% Jan
102% Mar 14
see
6
9
62% Mar 15
108% Jan
For footnotes
Mar
27% Jan
9
37%
Prop—No par
pfd
No par v
preferred
Green Bay 3c Western RR
Greyhound Corp
9% July 17
No par
1%
300
I per share
103 Va
33%
•
400
10,500
v
127
116
125%
*93%
com
55%
57
;
PRICES
50%
20%
preferred
55%
56
103
20
No par
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred.
11.
124%
20%
(W T) Co common
10,200
99%
10%
103 Va
34%
42%
1
—
45 Va
99
10%
124%
No par
No par
Steel
City
"44%
99
124%
20%
Granby Consol M S 3s P
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite
27
44%
10%
103 %
No par
42% Mar 16
44 Via
124%
21%
Motors
2,500
104%
21%
Inc
6%
104%
34 %
29%
54%
6%
•
124%
34%
23%
-,53%
6%
99
Mar. 1.4
8%
37%
290
40,200
53%
105
8%
*28%
3,100
6%
125%
No par
Batteries
SALE
51%
8%
*103
10
Hosiery
62% Jan
51
8%
*38%
700
16%
117
117
125%
127
*U8
•
>
•
I per share
8%
*99
*16%
118
370
32 Va
32%
16%
52%
126
117
*111
9 per share
34%
-2.50
j.
56%
126
12,100
78
;
Wednesday
8%
(B F) common—No par
Graham-Paige
HIGH
No par
preferred
Gould-National
113
5
Goodyear Tire & Rub com
Gotham
57%
127%
1,300
10%
77
104%
19%
*124
1
preferred
■,10%
44%
18%
10
78
125
37
19%
5
Goebel Brewing Co
$5
100%
10
Tuesday
Mar. 13
52%
51%
20%
37
20
Gold & Stock .Telegraph Co
$5
44%
100%
7
17%
10
126
*19%
—100
10c
Goodall-Sanford Inc__
Goodrich Co
6%
140
18
32%
53%
6 Va
•
150%
*154
16 Va
*116
4,800
11 Va
11%
11%
10
1 103 Va
*101
156
110
3,700
54 Va
54%
105'/,
105%
No par
AND
>
9 per share
52%
*125 "
1
preferred
2
Mar 13
5 '*:■'* ' 52%
(The) common—No par
3
-
Mar 16
27% Jan
xlOO
-2
78% Mar
f per share
No par
common
convertible
4% %
x53%
6%
8,300
106
108
*31 Va
117
56%
23%
•
114
Mar. 13
*89
3
116%
10%
Monday
*95
11
17%
45%
56%
9% '
77%
32%
117%
100%
127
*17%
79
1,600
4,200
23%
103 %
11%
10
25%
54
X156
17%
*31%
•
preferred
100
preferred
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood 3s Lumb Co__i
Gillette Safety Razor common
1
$5 convertible preference_.No par
24% Jan
9%
*78
33%
25%
106
-
*101
17
10%
128
53%
11%
16%
44%
;11
Satnrday
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp
17%
17%
10'/,
*100%
101%'
57% '-57%
117
3%%
30
62% Aug 16
6%
*
45
-
128
127%
*114
4 % %
94% Jan
31% May
54% :
6%
11
57%
127%
100
General Tire & Rubber Co com
2
16
July 17
22% July 12
116%
56 Va
56
ny,
17
'
118
1
55
9%
17%
17%
118%
17%
105%
53%
155
155
78
18%
18
*
106
*33%
23%
x23%
103 %
11%
11%
5
%
*102
155
No par
Telephone Corp—
91% Jan
103%
11%
11%
155
x53
54%
54
103%
*102
11%
155
105%
106
54%
103%
11%
-
106
7.600
.
33%
25 %
25
25%
106
^Time Corp common—No par
preferred
100
29
-
7%
7
6%
6%
*32%
27%
*56%
1
91% Dec
33
33%
6%
33 Va
6%
7
6%
33%
155
Corp
10
Jan
19
24%
No par
80
•
27
Castings $6 pfd—No par
Gimbel Erothers
*19
34%
7%
34
35
*105%
5
Corp
5
1,000
19
20%
LOW
24% Feb
400
39
21%
"
Mar. 10
19% Mar 15
8%
39
*38%
38%
18%V 19
191/,
*7%
•
100
22
/
21
5
preferred
21% Sep
8%
38%
21%
No par
19
8%
*37 Va
*19
100
13% Apr
8%
38%
'
1
com
preferred—-.
Realty 3s Utilities
Steel
3%
38%
8%
39
9%
9%
9
8%
21%
! 20%
^
2
26%
38 % Feb
320
600
Refractories
27
200
6,600
10,700
*26%
112% Jan
15%
87 ~
*85
9%
Gen Railway Signal com—No par
18
79
26%
26%
8%
8%
9
8%
9%
8%
3%
May 4
30% May 11
11%"
'
*15
8%
9
19V*
39% Dec
-
15%
•„
*38%
General
123
5,000
2,300
1,600
2,200
79
86
*15
42 3/.
20%,
U Va
26
3%
General
78
78
15%
1
250
96-
20 V,
•
11%
78
79
15%
19V,
37% Jan
11
"
78
15%
168
95
41%
..
41%
20%
79%
5
32 V, Mar 15
■40%
•; 29%
15%
»
*
$3/,
gy2
*38% \ 39%
^
.
50
.
Equip
28
:
"
4,200
Public Utilities Corp
33% Dec
*95
20%
11%
7,700
*94 '
10,700
Advertising
9 Va Jan
-
50
36%
96%
79
,
10c
6%
42
95
11%
97
95%
35 Va
*95%
-
'
96 Va
42
20%
11%
*94%
3,700
9%
General Public Service
Jan
95
40%
96
42%
20%
96%
06%
05%
34%
'
8,600
20%
.
22%
35%
-*94 *.
97
.-
-
f:
35%
99
100
16
22 V,
12%
Portland Cement Co
x8 % Mar 14
130
96
*94
95
96%
*15%
16
153/. *
STOCK
22
Mar 15
10,700
21
19%
Corp
8% Dec
124
23%
*15%
12%
common
20
23
22%
15%
21%
95%
100
Dec
22 %
22%
15%
..
*19%:
No par
Precision
3V» Jan
18% Feb
4,800
89
;
$3.75 series——No par
Outdoor
1,100
18%
12%
preferred
21% Dec
27%
18%
19%
General Motors Corp common—
105% Jan
20
; 105
27%
21%
16
-.
•:
ny_ s
ny2
*15
a
Par
11
105
J.«%
22
36%
9.9% ;.f
EXCHANGE
Mar 15
32%
12%
share
52% Mar
31%
2,400
16,000
*19%
Co
YORK
400
13%,
27
21%.
*15%
16-
99
3714 l
99%
t
.
No par
;
*160
77
13%
106
*95%
-
37%
No par
NEW
3,800
77
26%
17%
22%-
*15%
.
97
;
87
107%
12%
$3.50 preferred
Instrument Corp..
General Mills common
Highest
$ per share
5
Jan. 1
22%
*103
68%
86%
31%
21%
-
07%
'
is
STOCKS
V;... Range Since
.
Highest
30%
105
27
18%
27
183',
*102
27
*104
27%
'
Year 1950
Lowest
88
79%
22% 1 22% '<■
No par
preferred
convertible
87%
88
19%
General
Range for Previous
107%
12%
No par
3%%
69
68
70
86%
*106%
19%
General Foods Corp com
5%
*107
69%
89%
79%
"
100
Gelieral
67
fi.7
85%
85%
1.06% 107 '
78
*76%
13 Va13%
4,300
2.400
19%
preferred
5
20%
12%
2nd preferred
Co Inc com
9
20
19%
General Cigar
7%
20%
12%
1st preferred
conv
19%
19%
Corp
A%
20%
13
General Cable Corp com
A%
1,700
20 %
80%
v«
No par
Bronze
18%.
20%
19%
preferred.
General
70
10 %
106%
105
370
•r
15%
88%
%
104%
1.5%
106%
31
50
49%"
*102
15%
88%
31%
.*
40%
104 %
x!5%
20%
21%
70
49%
*102
16%
12%
preferred series A—No
Baking Co
70%
50%
104
7,100
4,800
gi/2
Transportation
6% Feb
61% Dec 29
129% Mar 3
55% Mar 15
$8
20%
,
49%
104
104
7%
197/,
$4.50 preferred—:
General
*
;
2,000
7
16
17
107%
.
*15%
preferred
50
Gaylard Container Corp—;
1.66%
General American Investors com
1
$4.25
51
104
200
29
28%
131/,
(The)
Amer
.21%
52%
52%
104%
16%
19%.'
convertible
General
52%
104
17
55
*54
9%
(The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc
4%%
7
55
*i9>/2
Corp
56% Mar
119% Sep
18
Co
28
6%
*54
"13%
Gardner-Denver Co
3
27%
7
l
—
preferred
9
28
20
:
convertible
55
6%
*79%
t
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common——5
5%
55
28
7%
•'
common—1
(Robert)
8
26
12
Inc
preferred
23% Jan
12
65/, Mar 29
6%
(The)—-—
Co
Gair Co
55%
28 %
31%
100
23% Feb
Jan
13% Jan
Gabriel
4,700
6,000
6%
*13%.
common;—1
preferred
21 % Jan
53% Jan
63% Mar 31
4%
Trailer Co
28
105
;
Fruehauf
19% Mar 14
7
10
27%
28%
7%
81
__i.
;
27%
*55%
7%
No par
:
28
29
*27 V,
Froedtert Grain 3s Malting Co Inc-1
27%
57
»"
lo f" •"' 43% * 43%
.
-v: 20%-121 %-
common'
14%
28%
52% f
—100
;
Corp
Sugar Co..—,
20% Mar
18
107% July 14
55% Dec 26
July 13
3%%-preferred
Foster-Wheeler
21% Nov 22
July 3
101% July 13
9% July 13
45
.
23% Dec
29
Dec
25% Mar
19
;
July 13
1013/,
14
9% Nov
3
17% July 13
Feb
40% Nov 10
3% July 13
21
17% Jun
2
/
10% Oct 25
6
16% July 24
17% July 12
Feb
16
3
13
f
July 25
15% Jan
■
2
87% Nov 29
7
7% Jun
88
14% Jan
19% Feb
16
16% Jun
•
32% Nov 20
4
Mar
f
•
'
75
;
14%
57
*104
•
'
14%
27%
7%
-
>$4.20 div cum pid ser of;'51—15 .;
Food Machinery <fc Chem Corp—lo [
3Vt% convertible' preferred-'—100
3
27%
7%
•
,
1,500
14%
27%
*79%
'
No par
No par
Corp—,
3,900
16
27%
70 V*
"
>
27
rJan
■-
Power
2,000
24%
16
27%
21%
Florida Power is Light, Co
No par
s
Florsbeiw Shoe Class A.
—No par
Follansbee Steel Corp.—...
10 V
Food Fair Stores Inc.->.
I4
7
101% Feb
40
2
95,;/Jan ,„4
8
46-%-Dec
*34
100
Mar 13
'
24% Mar 30
Jan
Mar
preferred——:
49
24%
16
27%
28%
>
Carpet Co;..:
No par
Fllntkote Co (The) common—No par
48%
24%
26%
*106%
(The)
47
24%
*15%
26 %
88%
No par
47
24%
14%
57%
V
.
16
47
•
14%
*16%
loo
15%
14%
1.7%;
■
25
preferred
24%
16
14%
*104%, 105
—_l t
Ins N Y
10
47
24%
16
15%
52%
t
5
<
48
24%
16%
14%
128%'
'.
loo
;
—
46%
24%
16%
15 %
*57
<
Ferro Enamel Corp—___
2
Jan
preferred
Mfg Co
49%
24%
.
26%
v
„_No par
Tarrant
3s
9
31
:
Motor/Truckj„_.
48%
/
j
15
"
Federated Dept Stores'common—5
4
19
" 6
77
1
1
Federal Mining 3s Smelting Co____2
Federal-Mogul Corp
.5
>
5
*
17% Feb
Jan
14
•27% Feb
'
13
106
2
16%
l
Corp...
20% Mar 17
July 17
16
65
106
33% May
108
54 % Feb
2
2
81% Jan
9
14% Jan 20
.
13
19
Nov
89
22% July 26
Oct
17% Jgn
8
May
8% Feb-:
Mar 12
13% Jan
29
108
July 17
103
104
19
86 % Dec
13
15
10% July 13
•47 % Jan
28
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
14% July 13
52
6% Mar 13
% Dec 28
25
*16%
Family Finance Corp..,
18
25% Oct 23
„
50 %
"24%
l
i
*49%'
20
.
Fedders-Qulgan
Mar 15
26
No par
Fajardo Sugar Co—
Falstaff Brewing Corp.;
8
28
July 24
105
15% Mar
13% Jan
2
28
2
19
Jan
33% July 17
103
17% Jun
26% Dec
.
3
Fairbanks Morse 3s Co
16
<
'>*102"
*108
27,200
"■
1,500
(1184)
1C,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Lowest
Highest
9 per share
9 per share
I per share
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1950
Lowest
YORK
STOCK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Mar. JO
Mar. 12
9 per share
Par
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Saturday
Mar. 13
EXCHANGE
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
RECORD
STOCKS
♦
Range for Previous
.
$ per share '
9 per share
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
the Week
9 per share
I per share
Wednesday
Mar. 14
9 per share
9 per share
Shares
H
30y4 Dec
8
14
30% Feb
28
33
22 Vb Apr
20
35
Nov 24
30% Jan
19
35% Feb
2
13% July 25
'18
Sep 29
15% Jan
3
17% Feb
26
14 % Jan
22
11% Jun
46% Feb
14% Dec 29
15
Apr
Jan
Jun
19
149% Dec
30
6
107
'
2e% Mar 14
32 % Jan
154
2
16
10
9
xlO% Mar 13
11% Jan
U
\ 6% Mar 13
8% Jan
12
27% Jan
12
76% Jan
8V2 July 13
11% Oct
14%
*76
79
>106
107
6%
3
8% Jan
7
25% Dec
28
24% Feb
13
25
33% Oct 23
31 % Jan
8
3
98% Apr
5
94% Jan
17
8
41
Jan
9
34% Jan
2
37% Jan
26
Mar 20
107
Oct
26
2
106% Jan
•
93% Feb
31% Dec
103
Dec
July 14
44
14
Jun
20% Mar
49
105% Mar
20
29
2
July 25
97
Hayes
8
1
2
23 % Feb
24
Hercules
15
Hercules
Powder
122% Feb
127% Mar 15
6
1
39 % Jan
4
Feb
8
52% Jan
31
18
20% Jan
Feb
3
44% Mar 12
53% Feb
24% Mar 16
23 % Jan 27
15% July 14
10% Jun 27
22% Feb
68% July 24
80
6
78
Jan
13
86% Jan
31
11% Mar
14% Sep 27
14
Jan
2
17% Feb
13
14% Jan
12
4
Jun
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hinde & Dauch Paper
15
Hires
19
Homestake
19
Honolulu
Hooker Electrochemical Co
38% Jan
56% Jun
106
*105%
*69
'126%
127%
*44-%
44%
53
_5
23%
20%
Co
105
8
29
Jan
15% Feb
36
Feb
13
20
36
Mar 15
97% Jan
11
$4.25
17
£
30% Jan
106
44%
53'%
23%
22%
223/4
23
24%
2,900
20
20%
183/4
20%
18%
19%
18%
19%
20%
20%
12,600
84
82%
82%
*81%
82%
82%
82%
> *82%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
*20
Mar
99% Mar
$2.25
23
20
>
19%
27%
1
3%%
preferred
18
5
65% Feb
26
Houston
28
4%
15
35%
35%
*34%
par
Light & Power—No
>105%
19%
19%
13%
13%
*13%
24%
25
24%
12
12
12
> *11%
59
12
17
Houston- Oil
10
Howard Stores Corp
1
23
Howe
5 "
Jan
2
67
of
Texas
25' '
(Del)
Sound Co
22
Nov
24
9
53% Dec
3o
58% Jan
19
July 13
17% Oct
7
15% Jan
2
20% Feb
26
5% non-cum preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min &;Sm Ltd—No par '
Hudson Motor Car12.50
18% Dec
20
17% Jan
3
28% Feb
14
Hunt
Foods
4% Jan
19
Hupp
Corp
28
16% Feb
23
9
3% Mar 13
18% Jan
5
19% Mar
Mar 13
21% Mar
4
J
5
Inc—i
Range Since Jan, 1
$ per share
14%
35
34%
>
*17
34%
61
*20
18
17
17
53%
50%
52%
19%
17%
18%
27
25%
26%
*16%
102
40
14
14%
3,500
33%
•
33%
400
35%
3,800
35%
99
99
.
99
170
*104%
106%
60%
58%
59%
5,000
>59%
60
v
4,100
20
20
51
51%
2,400
7%
6,200
58%
59
2i:
*20
50% >51%
52
7%
7%
17%
*16%
7%
7%
18%
106%
21
51%
53
-
11,400
100%
62%
62%
-
*104%
59
21
102
36
99
40%
•
X59 %
58%
7%
7%
700
17
16%
16%
51%
52
51%
51 %
52
52%
7,500
18
18%
17%
183/s
18%
18%
20,600
26
26%
25%
26
263/4
400
'
■
3%
3%
3%
20%
20%
20%
AND
>
3%
20%
HIGH
Saturday
Monday
Mar. 10
SALE
Wednesday
7,600
3%
3%
6,600
20%
20%
1,800
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
the Week
9 per share
t per share
Mar. 14
9 per share
9 per share
27%
3%
20%
3%
20
20%
PRICES
Mar. 13
f per share
3%
3%
*20
Tuesday
>
Mar. l'l
I per share
35%
35%
99%
58%
25%
3%
21
99
14
34
58%
61%
>:
13%
34
*104%
*20
>
14%
106%
V
104.
35
14%.
99%
i
*102
*104%
52 %
f:
40%
*34
35
*99
106%
7%
27
37/s
>
34%
52%
18
*20%
Par
103
7%
19%
"
2,400
102
!'. 102
53%
53%
EXCHANGE
,
9 per share
3,100
46%
*100
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
58
46
40
14%
STOCKS
Lowest
57%
45%
7%
26%
1
No par /
40
57%
53%
19 %
700
403/8
21
53%
6.66%
Hussman Refrigerator Co
Range for Previous
*17
2,300
45 %
63
'
23
40
20
8
19%
27%
57
63
54
Hudson & Manhattan common__100
100
19%
-
57%
59
7%
35% Mar
6% Feb
">
193/4
28 %
900
46
58%
*53%
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
•
1,600
5,100
57
20%
20%
19%
*27%
19%
-28
19%
13%
44
63%
*63
•28
19%
57%
59
K
7,900
25
41
34%
QQ
99
*105%
30
15%
47%
14%
34%
106%
84
14
19%
36
*35
99%
100
'
;
103%
;> 14%
35
*99
__100
-
preferred
*101%
300
57%
40%
59%
48
13
Jan
Jan
58%
47%
103%
19%
1,000
46%
41%
59%
49
>101 Ye
23
50
433%
54
24%
28%
40%
*52%
x24 %
20
28 A
41%
22%
v,
43%
54
*11%
28
58% Feb
9 per share
5A
*523/4
54
22
12
20
21% Jan
Highest
42%
>25%
28%
No par
50
com
preferred
conv
107% Jan
Year 1950
127%
42%
*523/4
19%
20%
Household Finance common ._No par
7
>50%
*126%
v
*13%
20%
No par
Houdaille-Hershey
ai%
*27%
2
Lewest
127
127%
53%
10
60% Feb
I per share
*126'%
42%
350
44%
30
preferred
53% Feb
13
127%
42%
2,100
*126%
5%
31% Jan
22
126%
.
26
53%
Holly
50% Mar 15
4% Apr
4,300
8
20
25% Apr
63
23
19
3
653A
22% Feb
28% Jan
11
July 17
65%
*11%
29
1% Jan
64%
12%
24% Oct
16
67%
*11%
58% Dec
12
67%
12%
Mar 22
8% Jan
69
5
July 25
13
3,700
Hollander
2
11% Mar 13
21
9
15
62% Dec
38%
X21
Feb
Jan
106
20%
14
59%
*104%
20%
14
41%
106
200
21%
•
20
*48
*104%
700
'
23
20%
12.50
36%
44%
*82
20%
No par
*35%
203/s
19%
com___5
35%
35%
21%
13%
Corp
97
*37%
24 %
Mining
*95'%
>20-/4
14
Oil
97
383/4
25%
42% Feb
*95%
2o%
14
common..^
36%
25
38
25%
Corp
*36%
&0-/4
14%
preferred
1,200
6%
■
38%
25%
Sugar
7,900
63/4
25%
36%
253A
25%
conv
7
25
63/4
126%
20%
•84
*12
1,700
383/4
38%
14%
& Sons
11
25%
25%
25%
*38
1
(A)
*IO3/4
443/4
16%
♦
10%
126%
,23%
*16%
10
i.
E)
1,700
81%
25%
106
*1U4%
1,700
73/8
*79
*36%
36%
5
(Charles
Co
28%
7%
81%
10%
6%
150
27%
»?,.
7%
100
36%
*35%
Holland Furnace Co
29
273/a
7 VB
*79
25
36
106
*103%
•V,
*147
79
*523/4
53
*82
33
12
106
27%
36%
363/8
150
*147
97
9
Jan
2,600
*95'%
Jan
13
19
105%
par
40
293/8
97%
♦96
25% Mar
101% Mar
18
22
13
46% Jan
100% Dec
107% Dec
36%
5
17
3
*36%
—100
66 3/4 Jan
28
July
37
common__l
52% Feb
10
94
Corp
28
10
103
Chemical
preferred series A
11
Jan
*36%
50
•
Feb
38% Feb
97%
68%
42% Jan
34
*96
69
£1% Feb 21
3
18% Jan
9
98
69
Inc
106%
29%
10 3A
x24%
36'%
70
11
Jan
25%
36'A
7%
21%
47% Jan
May 24
253/8
36%
*96
,—100
106 %
29
6%
26
36%
22
47% Nov 24
14
7Vb
26
21%
34% Jan
107
6%
26%
7%
2,300
107
7%
10%
36 %
7%
1,500
15%
15
283/4
81%
*36%
7%
7,100
17%
*106%
28
*79
*26
22
27% Jan
8
10%
Jan
56
Dec
Xl0%
213%
29% Mar, 7
10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13
11%
No par
common—No par
18
13
11
38%
•12
July 25
11%
26%
12
32% Jan
11%
33
*753/4
7'%
7%
100
31%
79
150
27%
28%
81'%
7%
38
17% Sep, 6
20% Aug 18
25% Jun
.
*79
7%
25%
18% Jan
12% Jan
5
27%
81%
7%
38%
22
10% Apr
15% Apr
;!•:>•
29
28%
29%
*30%
*753/4
29%
*147
150
*147
26%
8
26"
150
26%
9
Jun
*147
31%
V
107
28 3/4
29%
29%
*30%
79
*106
107
*106
30
*38 %
5
31
107
29%
10
preferred series A
Heyden
3%%
30
25
19% Sep
15
101
4
143/4
100
i
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
143/4
25
16% May
July 12
20% Dec
31
18% Jan
26
5%
4%%
15%
*753/4
*79
„100
Hershey Chocolate common__No
23
14%
79
7%
5
preferred
non-cum
14%
78%
81%
15
;
(G W): common
7%
14%
7%
2
Motors
79
Helme
14%
*78%
Co
preferred-
5
Jun
6
3.65%
Feb
% Feb
16%
:*16%
1
Co common
40
56
,
J)
32%
16%
1
preferred
(H
*28%
32%
16%
>>
17
100
common
27
48
Jan
3%%
Heinz
>
17
*16%
150
'147
10
1
common
Corp
Mfg
Co
30
64 % Mar 15
1
19% Dec
Marx
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Hecht
16
52% Aug 23
34
Mar
8
18% Jan
3
127% Mar 13
122% Aug
Mar
Jan
38
Mar 10
69% Dec
July 27
37
25% Jan
33% Mar 16
25
39
Schaffner &
Corp of America
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
4%%
31
July
July 17
100
'
20% July 18
5
preferred
29%
32
17%
14%
*106
(M A)
32%
17
78%
*76
Hart
Mar
81% Feb
6 % Jan
1
*14
preferred
conv
Hat
Jan
18
10
No par
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__No par
4%
313A
32'A
31%
X32 %
Hamilton Watch Co com
Hanna
*30%
31%
34%
34%
Cementing
333/g
3l3/4
34 Vb
31%
*34 VB
*16%
Well
16%
*31%
*31
5
5
30
7% Feb
81 % Nov
25
__5
(W F)
5
2
8
Jan
12
3
5
Water
Printing Co
Halliburton Oil
17
Jan
2,
26
27% Jan
5 % Jan
64 % Jan
Hackensack
Hall
14
Mar
5
150% Feb
*
22% NOV 28
15% Mar 14
22
30
23
79% Feb
11
105% Jan
31% Dec
3
141
73% Jan
108% Oct
11
20
8
80% Feb
66% July 13
104
Jan
Shares
V I
32% July 25
40% Mar 15
35 % Mar 15
39% Jan
9
Idaho Power Co_
34% Jan
25
62
Dec
20
58
Jan
2
75% Feb
6
Illinois Central RR Co
82% Jun
29
,99
Dec
8
96
Jan
2
107% Mar
8
6%
non-cum
60
Dec
2o
54% Jan
2
Feb
8
RR
stock
32% Mar 15
36% Feb
5
51
52
Jan
53
% Feb
13
11% Jan
16
34
Jan
25
30% Nov 29
41% Mar 23
50
Oct
27
52% Jun
52
Dec
14
52% Dec
18
7% July 13
25% July 12
10% Dec
18
9
3
9% Mar 13
33% Mar 27
5% July 14
42% Mar 28
Jan
52% Jan
9
28% Feb
6
Jan
19
6% Jan
30
X63 % Jan
31% Jan
2
68% Dec
25
9
63
Jun
29
83
Dec
29
135
Dec
15
175
Apr
10,
33
Jan
2G
56% Dec
> 12% Mar 30
71
76
Mar 13
155% Jan
30
8% Mar
71 % Feb
84
Jan
160
24
Feb
2
30
1
16
2
20
52% Mar 13
62% Feb
5
19% Jan
20% Nov 22
2
25% Feb
23
Illinois
ctfs
Power
4.08%
Eiectrica
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Inspiration
Cons
11% Dec
20
11% Feb
16
12
Jan
6
25% Oct
17
23 % Jan
23
29 % Feb
27
5
101% Feb
23
1% Jan
25
3% Mar 15
5% Jan
3
Intercontinental
20% Feb
2
Interlake
220% Feb
3
Int'l
Business
Int'l
Harvester
12% Jan
135
18% Dec
13
Jan
21
17
Mar 29
200
Jan
32% Oct 23
July 17
25 Ye Jun
95
32
Jan
240
27
171% July 13
181
7% July 12
Jan
16
170
Mar 15
15
2
37% Feb
Mar 14
179
Jan
14
31
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
2
27
Dec
22
27% Dec
30
25% Jan
10
29% Feb
13
81
Aug 18
95% Nov
17
90
4
96% Jan
31
3% Mar 13
5% Jan
3
3 % Dec
9 %
8
25 % Mar 31
129% Dec
33% Jan
25
5
Feb
52
3
July 25
38% July 18
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3
18
34
7
129
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
1
110
-
Sep
1
9% Dec
July 12
43% Jan
70
Oct
Dec
'
70
53
Mar
40% Jan
16
July 12
45
17% July 26
27% Jan
5
135
July 11
5% July 18
14% Jan
x91
Get
103
Jun
Jan
2
16
19
83
9
44% Feb
2
Feb
28
2
60% Feb
8
<1
35% Jan
30
13% Jan
2
18% Mar
20% Jan
8
25% Feb
10
31% Jan
24*
4
5
23% Jan
19»
22
Dec
28
21% Jan
35% Dec
30
34% Jan
141
Jan
3
V% Jan
U
25
13
23% July 17
7
13
28% Jan
107% Mar
135
•
Jan
64% Jan
51% May 18
47
30
'4
Jan-17
104
Dec
4
6% Mar 15
18 3/a Jan
87
1
75
15*
3
Mar
16,
Jan
25
'66% Mar 16
98%
Dec~27
34 % Mar
6
Minerals
4%
No par
&
Chemical
28%
36
31
Interstate
39
Feb
5
Island
Feb
7
$6
•
8
Ve Jan
18
22% Feb
10
95
69
*
,
Creek
21%
12,500
20%
21%
21%
20%
*10%
11%
*10%
26%
27%
99%
99%
28
100
99%
3%
3%
3%
18
17%
205
36%
21%
11%
27
X17%
206%
x35'/a
204
36
34%
3%
93%
15%
13%
27%
28%
283/e
X25%
*89
3%
3%
172
*107%
.
9%
66%
108
*107
9%
108
9% V
67
14%
14%
24,400
263/8
26
27%
13,300
93%
*90
93%
253/4
*90
3%
107
67
80
No par
*43%
43%
43%
*58%
59%
58%
58%
25
*34%
36
*34%
36%
—
Corp
17%
Stores——No
par
24%
*35%
22
*37%
*136%
.»
1
—
7
No par
-
6%
•>•
preferred
.—-100
*104'A
No par
57%
Johns
783/4 Jan
Johnson & Johnson'common_-_12% t
Corp
& Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
,
57%
*68% ;70
*66%
j. *104%
57
„
20%
—100
*94r
1 /
51%
*106%
8%
•
42%
33
>'
78%
*75
*75
78%
42%
*42
42%
600
57%
59
59%
1,300
35%
35%
*35
36%
*35
36%
100
158,900
16%
17%
16%
17
17
173/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
33
33%
,26%
21%
22
21%
21'%
21%
>
36
36%
137
137
7%
6%
20%
*19%
20%
*94%
95
67%
66%
106
*104-/2
54%
69%
*68
6%
-
66%
106
%
33 Vs.
•36%
36
*135%
32
6%
20%
*66%
*104
%1
32%
32
32
33
137
*94%
33
33%
33%
1,300
26%
26%
26%
4,100
21%
21'A
21%
4.200
36
.
*
\
137
63/8
136
4
>16%
24%
24%
-
6%
■-H 1,600
36:
20
6%
20%
*19%
20
20
95
94
95
67
66%
66%
4,200
20
*94%
67
67
105%>
56'A
54%
67
68
*104
54 3/4
69%
105%
53%
26
25%
25%
93%
93%
933/4
33
33%
32%
323A
93
31%
\\ 104
104
.
.
130
300
30
55
50 VB
9,000
67
25
,
•
300
.
55
*65
-
253/8
94
33%
•'
6%
1,800
136
95
933A
26%
93%
36
36%
*135%
6%
2,000
26%
,..
66%
66%
800
<•
93
93%
460
32 %
32%
6,800
15%
4 200
24%
8,900
"
25%
520
78%
2 6'A
.•
3,400
68%
57
33%
'■*.
200
9%
42%
26%
37%
108
68
57%
35
138
9%
5,300
32,200
42%
33
33%
<
33%
9
760
»
57
34%
.
*106%
67%
83/4
23
24
*
•
67
■
131
42%
'
17%
23%
108
8%
67%
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*
36%
16%
v
-
*106%
■;
34%
130%
66%
80
58
108
3 4'/2
"■■■> 83/4
'
'/ 26%
'94%
-333/8
»>
57%
*68%
;
1
10
com-
Co
.94
106
13%
50%
94
20 %
*
,
,
13%
50%
263/8
36%
7%
14
48%
67
*34%
22
*136%
,
133/4
>/
35%
22
37%
138
131
; 263/4
35
> 26%
26%
22
18
24
49,800
34%
130%
107
57
--33% -34
36
26%
common—-50c
17%
24
*33%' *34%
,
1
•
17%
*23%
5
-
80
-
5,700
353/4
35 Ve
129%
X42%
-43%
25
*77
460
3%
34%
*76
*77
3%
129%
66
No par
3%
171
35
'»> 8%
9%
66%
20,200
14%
51%
—100
2,600
35%
343/4
170%
130
129%
4,200
13,700.
34%
3%
14
i
3%
17%
207%
171%
14%
13%
34
173/s
205
330
13%
93
3%
3%
173/s
205
100
34 Vb
26%
93%
*90
3%
100
9,500
100
170%
172%
14%
153/4
205
35%
11%
27%
3%
17
>
11%
26%
100%
3 %
>
21%
11%
100%
17%'
172%
170
21%
1,900
27
26
205
50
common
Manufacturing
5,700
14%
57% Mar
5%
55%
5PA
*66 %" -67%
Joy
163%
>■■>, 54
14%
(F L). Co
:
Jaeger Machine Co_
Jones
*160
54%
53%
54
50%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common—No par
Feb
163%
163%
14%
Feb
Jan
*160
53
523/4
94
31% Jan
*160
54
14%
21%
34
163 3/4
51%
*93%
99
77%
53%
*20%
Mar 15
77%
14%
Jacobs
Manvllle
77%
14%
preferred
3%%
77
53%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%- pfd—100
106% Jan
77
Limited—15
Mar 16
7
76
common—7.50
.
Coal
77%
35%
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
139
1,400
3,100
76
130%
Intertype Corp
Dept
9,100
29%
IOO
8
34%
Utilities
24
303/4
*>
8
129'%
Shoe-
26A
30 VB
30%
36%
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International
29%
29%
131%
5% preferred
International
Salt—
preferred
2.400
*130%
100
Packers
International Silver
9%
65
173
3%
52%
934
8
4
*91
4
51%
*52%
9%
65
*11
28%
28%
51%
523/4
93/4
8%
52%
15%
93%
4
T_No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
7%
15%
51%
*52%
9%
64%
18%
172%
*51
54
8%
208
36%
173
*91 %
1
;
International
36%
■
15%
Canada com—No par
Preferred
37% Feb
Mar 15
23
173
5
com
Corp
3%
18
51'A
9%
63%
100
207
100
Mining
Int'l Nickel of
4%
18%
4.900
64%
11%
100
130
34
8
28 3/8
28%
61
34
64
22%
*11
208' '
36%
100
preferred
International
27% Jan
93
30% Jan
4
18 %
203
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
35% Jan
-
25
31% Jan
6
Jan
25% Jan
18% Sep
3
Feb
U%
73% Jan
22
96 3/4 May 15
70 % Mar 3
26
109
Apr 14
27% Sep 22
5
36% July 26
48
Dec
6
'54% July 19
-
Jan
35
28
8
Jan
1
Apr 21
22% Jun 19
23% Dec
Mar 13
Mar 13
7
30
common
preferred
International
8% Mar 13
100
No par
International Paper
$4 preferred
66
*99
100
11%
400
*00
33%
8%
56
21%
22%
20,900
65%
.
164
54%
•28%
No par
17
107
22%
•28%
Machines
22
28
4
30
Int
*160
*11
3,300
613/4
105%
*160
164
,55%
61
32%
36
64%
105%
63%
78%
55%
36
■
105
*60
61
33%
/
63%
*104%
*52'A
>30%
8
...
35%
61%
65 3/8
*51
9%
30
8%.
77
No par
-
9%
30%
8%
81
1
j.
14% Jan
61% Oct
Jan
101
Int'l
Iron
52%
*52% >54
9%
*79
5
;
Rubber
56% Jan
36% May
July 17
133% Jan
7%
preferred
*51%
54
30%
8%
61
32%
653/s
20
Inc
common
2
46% Jan
17
40 % Jan
14
4%%
30%
63
52%
9%
35%
36%
105
34%
100 ..." *160
Copper-
Ctfs.
Corp
48% Mar 15
19
18
Mar 13"
Feb
12% Jan
22
72
20%
'
Jan
36% Dec
14
104
8
137% Jun
9
11% Dec
May
15% Mar 10
Insuranshares
Interchemical
*52%
61%
105
33%
65
—No par
8
*51%
*61%
66
65%
No par
.
14
34%
9%
*8 %
<
1
63
34%
52%
30%
par
Mex, S A
62
35%
36%
65%
> 106
63%
106
54
9%
36
66%
108
65
*52%
'
36%
65%
*106
34%
,*51%
>
5
Steel Co
16
9
De
preferred
Inland
Dec
29
34%
50
common
9% Aug
Oct
*63%
—50
36%
67%
108
1000
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria
37
67%
*106
No par
common
Industrial Rayon——
16% Jan
4% Dec
A
preferred
preferred
cum
*36%
,
A__100
ser
Terminal RR Co
92
100
series
Co
cum
4.26%
Illinois
20
commonL.100
pfd
conv
25%
25%
26
54,400
-
93
-
32%
K
9
22
Mar 24
16% Dec
29
Dec
25% Sep
15
5
•98% Jan 25
103% July 13
43
July 3
57% July 13
14% July 26
103% Apr 10
109% May 18
663/4 Dec 19
70% Nov
19
Mar
15% Mar 15
24% Mar - 1
98
Mar 14
106
Mar 12
18% Jan
9
25% Jan
16
103% Feb
1
108
Jan
5
4%
8
Kansas
2
18
67% Jan
17
6
16% Jan
8
17% Mar
1
14
2
153/4 Feb
6
10% Jun
30
14% Nov
13
28% Dec
16% Jan
30
25% Oct 23
27
30
28
70% Feb
24
Jan
5
313/4 Feb
26
24% Jan
2
30% Feb
24
For footnotes see page
Jan
22.
3.60%
75% Feb
64% Jan
20% Jan
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace——10 '
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
4%
preferred-'
cum
preferred—
•_
16%
;
-
>.100
—100
City Southern com__No
*16%
24%
-243/4
*98%
•
*106
69%
par
preferred-*—^—100
Power & Light Co—->_8.75
(Julius) & Co
5 '
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1 !
non-cum
70
16
100
•
107%
*97%
106
*106
69
66
70
•
*97
68
'
69%
70
153/4
24%
99
106
-
,70
*68%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
243/8
24%
15%
*
24%
24%
24%
99
98
98%"
106%
67
71
106
106
G6
66%
68%
69
*97
98
*105
106
'65
*68%
*
24%
*97
98
>105
106
653i
66
697/B
*68%
66%
69 Vb
50
60
1,500
400
Kansas
17%
17%
17%''
173/8
17
17%
Kayser
16%
: 16%
16%
16%
17
6,000
14%
i43/4
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14Vb
*13%
14
14
14
1.C00
*31%
31%
31%
31%
x30%
30%
30%
30%
*293/4
30%
30%
30%
600
30
29%
30
x28
29
28
23%
273/8
27%
27%
28%
3,600
Class
B
,
'
1
'
30
.
.
xl6%
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
49 'A Apr
3
75% Dec
28
70 % Mar 15
1
63 % Oct
17
57
15% Jan
Jan
3
13
20
Nov
76% Nov 24
17
Kennecott Copper
67% Feb
13
20
25% Jan
29
Kern County Land Co..
i
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
50
76
72
Jau
24
36
Jan
2
Dec
1
100
.35% Dec 26
42% Jan
6
36% Jan
5
50
62
5
52% Jan
29
34% Dec
20
Jan
35% Dec
27
Mar
Feb
10
Mar 13
43% Feb
9
103
Feb
15
13
39% Mar
16
38% Jan
July 13
62%
60%
62 V*
No par
*24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
45%
45%
45
45 V*
*17%
18%
*17%
18»A
75
*74%
%
preferred
(S S) Co
27
No par
37%
37%
4
7%
7%
*7%
7%
Gas
(The)
10
2
19% July 12
10% Jun
5
25% Oct
25
22% Jan
2
27% Mar 14
Lambert
12% Jun
22
11% Jan
2
14% Feb
6
Lane
15
19
20
Jan
3
Jan
24
4% Jan * 3
4% Apr
51% Feb
41% Feb
9
3
5
2
66
Feb
3
Lee
16
28
22
29
5% Mar 14
8% Jan
Lees (James)
2
Jan
18
Dec
9
67
Dec
28
65% Jan
2
.70%
17
Feb
10
9
July 17
13% Oct 23
11% Jan
Jan
Juiy 13
24% Jan
23% Mar 13
27% Feb
5
30% Dec
15
7>/4 Jan
3
39% Aug 28
31% Jan
9
34% Feb
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
33% Jan
2
36% Mar 16
89% Jan
3
73
Dec. 15
29
187
28% July 26
57% July
27
21% Jan
3
81% Apr
17
23% Jan
13
2
Jun
17% Jan
Jan
.78
Jan
Jan
5
42% Feb
13
18% Feb
9
38% Dec
18
14% July 12
18% Oct
4
15% Jan
2;
81
Mar 16
Jan
5,
28% Aug 17
27% Jan
2
46% Feb
11
13% Sep
12% Jan
2
1
22% July 18
28
164
34% Jan
Feb
17% Jun
Jan
*3
50%
Dec
38% Sep
4
30% Dec
«
30
59 % Feb
30% Mar 15
^ Jan
101
30% Jah
9
13
39
5
Feb
19
43% Feb
2
Feb
103
4t
9
i
t
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
f per share
48
48
48
13%
137/b
12%
Tulip
/
23%
23%
100%
10
10%
101/4
*99%
10%
100%
10%
10V4
9,400
48
46%
47%
46%
47%
13%
12%
12%
12%
13
1,300
29,100
24
2%
2%
18%
18%,
18%
19%
19%
19%
5%
5%,;
5%
5%
"68%'
67%
2
2Vs
68
68%
2
2Va
12%
13%
12%
131/4
12%
24%
23%
23%
23%
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
35%
/
73%
:
35'A
73%
*35
35%
74%
741/2
7.5'A
9%
73%
34%
14,000
9V4
91/4
9%
9,800
35%
35%
36'/a
700
72%
V
73V4
73%
74%
7,500
173%
175
173%
180
-•
178%
Xl75%
175%
52%
50 Va
50 Va
50
50
50
49%
49%
51%
81
79 Va
81
79%
79%
79'A
791/4
77%
78%
79»A
79V4
1,000
2,100
43
41%
42 Vb
40%
41%
40%
-411/4
40%
40%-:
41
41%
10,100
•"
18
18'A
18
18%
r'18%
18%
10C
•77%
80
1
18%
18 Vb
BO
*77
*175
177
*77
18
*76%
80
49%
50
18%
18%
18
*76%
80
*76%
80
36%
35%
37%
34 VB
36%
37%
37%
par
18
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
A.
No par
*76
77%
'77%
78
77
77%
v
No par
*41%
42
40'A
42
No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
Co
24
23%
165%
39%
39%
40
131/4
13 %:
13%
141/4
103,500
23%
8,000
40 Va
39%
39'A
14% >
13%
14%'"
31%
23%
23%
23%
164 %
165
165
31%
31%
31%
:
54%
54%
53%
53%
<
32 Va
33 %
;
101%
101'A
50%
54%
•:
51%
.
23%
23V4 r 23'/a
23%
163
164%-
311/4
31%
51%
53
163
.
31%
*34%
34%
33'A
101 Va
101%
*101%
102%
38%
38%
38%
38%
34
xlOl %
521/4
Saturday
AND
Monday
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Par
Tuesday
Mar. 13
f per share
I per share
.
«■'.
I per share
50
31%
2,800
541/4
6,900
32
6,900
31%
31%
102 Va
*101V4
102%
60
35%
35%
37%
5,300
35
1
1
v
2,400
-5,500
30%
T
36%.
35%
77,400
:
*101V4
32
101%
37%
j6
LOW
X31%
{
22,300
\
164
*161
31%
52 'A
4
EXCHANGE
$ per share
77%
*
10
STOCK
17Vb
13%
165 Va
31%
31%
31%
36
167/s
77%
17
76%
38%
24 Ve
168
24
*166 '
351/4
17%
76%
34%
33%
17%
77 %
'
^10
3,000
38%
35%
77
xl7 %
/
80
4>
Corp
230
175
42 %
No par
ZZno
1,900
4,600
*80%
No-par
___•
13
24%
9%
9%
36
73%
,
33%
3,600
35%
33%
36
3,200
2,100
68%
*175
*177%
No par
No par
preferred
Cement
36
32%
_
24%
12,200
6
*51
100
com
*12%
24
32%
68%
.
12%
23'A
5%
,
68
13
74
1,400
2Vb
19
•25
*35%
500
*99%
13
25
30
1,300
100%
25
com
Corp
YORK
59
13%
7% preferred
100
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No
par
Louisville & Nishville
'.50
Lowenstein (M) ft Sons Inc com
1
4%% preferred series A_,
100
NEW
68%
68%
68%
39%
*57
7
;
Steel
68%
49
*38%
59
6
6
6 Vb
6
12%
13%
*48
38%
33%
24%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..;
Star
*
6%
68%
#47
48
500
7%
2,500
10
Co—;
Inc
V
IZZZIZ5
convertible
Highest
f per share
I per share
"
10
14,300
7%
8,500
13%
s
Cup
Co
6
STOCKS
Year 1950
37
12%
24%
,
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
2,400
900
2,800
*12%
5
Life SaVers Corp..'
Lukens
640
,
38%
54%
27
No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Long isiand Lighting Co
Lorillard (P) Co common!
•
3'
•
_
1
21
3
49% Jan
48
19%
Lone
31% Mar
10
2Vb
lg
17
4
Ho par
10%
18%
Loew's
Jan
170
30% Jan
21
29
Jan
i
25% Jan
Mar 15.
163
21
102% Dec
17
83
23% Mar 15'
4
19
36% May 23
22% Mar 24
97%
29
Mar
174
July 7
29% Dec 8
75
*47%
10 Va
2%
3%%
14% Mar 12
Aug
33% Mar 15
25
-
24
*99Va
10%
10%
19%
V Liquid Carbonic Corp
13
60% July 26
21Va July 17
10%
24%
100%
2 Vb
Belt
Feb
CoZZZ.10
24'A
*99%
24%
100
19 Va
Oil
200
41%
100%
49
*23
100
100
*99
•
24%
25%
*25
3
400
2%
Link
121/4
24
& Sons Co common
13%
Lily
121/4
12%
*48
2%
Lion
12%
*57
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
12%
391/4
59%
19%
7%
% '
*7%
26%
48V4
13%
13
X81
4
*48 V4
1
16
21% Feb
15.
X12%
7'A
26%
58%
non-cum
46
Feb
13 VB
7%
7%
71/4
26%
7%
,27V4.-
39
Libby McNeill & Libby
23
55
37%
71/4
7 V2;
*7VB
25%
48'Vi
cumulative preferred
87% Jan
23
13%
x7'A
.
7%
27
49
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
«
3
52% Mar
77% Mar 15
.40%
9
Aug
Jan
39
44% Nov 24
14% July 12
184
173% Mar 15
20
82% Oct
27
71
Mar 31
45 % Nov
5
28% Feb
7y
72% Mar 15
7%
26%
59
Lerner Stores Corp
9
28
7%
26%
39%
Lehn & Fink Products..,
3
19
Oct
38
Jun
14
2
9% Oct
30% Aug 25
177
9
100
38%
54%
37
38%
37
59
Lehman Corp (The)
18
19
7%
7%
26
1st preferred— JTo
par
50.C r.cn-cum 2nd pfd—.
No par
$3
44
100%
38%
55
39
Lehigh Portland CementLehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal com
Jan
i
37
100
38% '
56
,37%
60%
19
3
7%
37%
101
39%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
15% Feb
* *55%
49
15
23
38%
>"
60
18
Mar 14
V
56V8
37%
49
11% Jan
53% Jan
2
38
38%
56
39 Va
25% Feb
18% Mar 15
101
101
38%
'
.
62
100% Feb
12% Mar 15
39%
40%
39%
4
29
75%
40
50%
10
29
76
*''
39%
15
Dec
*75
,
*60%
Jan
Dec
18%
*49%
Jan
46% Mar 15
18
j
~~~
10
7
18
zzzzzzzzzzg
!
&. Tire
99
3.85%
17%
15%
13%
preferred
Rubber
21% Jan
25
29
3
July 17
4 % %
60
8,900
43%
17%
42%
*17%
27
*26%
50
Lane-Wells Co
56
14
20
51
2
34% Jan
22% Dec
12
30
No par
No par
common
42% Jan
50% Jan
July 13
38 % July 13
1% Jun
Bryant
18
Jan
75%
40
44
*23%
"
(The)
25
100% Sep
.0% Dec
7
14% Jun
Co
Oct
37
62% Sep 28
25% May 9
*75
40%
43%
*100%
38
75 »/2
45
70%
L
Co
47% Jan
40% Jan 25
94
La
....
1,200
7,600
*17%
44
39
56
3,600
23%
44%
18%
23%
100%;
38%
61^
60
23%
76
56
-
60%
59%
23%
42%
17.400
73
60%
76
Shares
"
70%
70%
23%
40%
,"'7%
Laclede
Jan
6% Feu
Co
72%
24%
61
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
t per share
71%
60
60
72%
76
7%
Gonsolldad 6%pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Co
7
22% Jan
100%
55%
2Q
42% Dec
100%
39
&
72%
Mar. 15
Mar. 14
$ per share
42%
42
55%
H)
Kroger
1
*99%
__io
42Va
39
(S
7% Dec
Mar
42%
No par
Kress
7% Nov 24
8
*74%
ioo
Kresge
10
7% Feb
74V»
Z..5
Friday
Mar. 16
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
72%
28
3% Jun
73%
share
74%
,
6
No par
$ per
*62
4
7
56% Mar 13
36% Feb
I per share
Kimberly-Clarke Corp __...Nopar
Kinney (G R) Co common
.1
$5 prior preferred!
No par
Koppers Co Inc common
;_1Q
3
19% Jan
24
Nov
:
Par
79% Jan
37
July 12
Mar. 13
2
42% Mar 15
17% Mar 9
14
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Mar. 13
Jan
101
24% July 12
93% Jan
9
Monday
Mar. 10
23% Feb
27% May 24
47% Nov 27
13% July 20
67 y8 Aug 11
LOW AND HIGH
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
17
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
45 Va Mar
24-
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
(1185)
Wednesday
Mar. 14
I per share
Friday
I per share
Sale* (M
Mar. 16
the W*«h
Thursday
Mar. 15
I per
share
Shares
M
11% Feb
28
•17
36% Aug
8
42
135% Mar
3
143
28% July 17
Nov
8% Dec
15
10% Jan
510
July
7Vb Jan
16
Apr
.
3
24% Apr
Jan
-t
-3
25
7
9% Jan
13
9% July 19
Dec 30
3
45% July 13
*
Aug 18
96% Dec 22
Jan
10
11% Jan
3
42'% Jan
13
.19% July 14
18
•
39
July
July
30% Dec
99
13
3
16
July 19
13
Dec
59
57
Jan
12..
98
Mar 14
Jan
30
98
Mar 15
Feb
18
88% Jan
ll
11
Jan
24
Feb
101% Feb
2
21
101% Mar
7
91% Jan
,
31
23
17% May 11
13% Jan
10
16% Feb
52
43:
17
47% Mar 16
Mar 28
27% Sep
Jan
2
27
Feb
3
23% May 11
20% Jan
4
23% Jan
19
49
42% Jan
13 *
32% Jan
5
25
37% Jun
9
105
44
106 Va Jan
8
2
50% Feb
23
4
39% Feb
2
49% Jan
4 *:
65% Feb
16
17'
93% Jan
2
Jan
Jan
23
17% Nov 20
16% Jan
20
Jan
52
»
18
.
Jari
6% Jan
3
66% Dec 28
8
Feb
9
22% Feb
9
64
7 !
34% July 12
49% Nov 27
24
Jan
2'
107%-Sep
106
110
Apr
104% Nov 28
19% Dec
28
38% Feb 23
57% Dec
30
15 ;
20% Mar
7
54% Nov 30
18
17% Dec 28
16
Dec 29:
4
-
28
Jan
5
56
Jan
24
100% Mar 16
7
12
3
139% Nov
48% Jan
»
12
104% Jan
10
16
107% Jan
<
106
xlOl
'
Jan
Mar
3
2
104% Feb
21
18% Mar 15
217AFeb
17
53% Mar 15
60% Jan 30
18
Jan
41% Jan
Jan
131
17% Jan
14
20'
2
2:
3
i
10;
Mar 14
-
Mar
2
48% Feb*
5
Mar
5
139
21% Feb
9
18% Jan
16
t
3r
July 17
99
Jan
19
For footnotes
42% Dec
113
see
43%
9%
4%
4%
4%
31%
32%
*102%
page 22.
41% Jan
111% Jan
46
2
9
■-
122
Mar
Feb
2
26
•
103
19%
17%
12%
13,900
12 V,
4,800
2,500
32
33
32
183
180
-..100
*180,
__5
*189
65Va
185
65'A
65'A
No par
No par
;
15%
*46%
No par
3
1
24%
22 Va
21%
22 Va
43'/a
41
43 Va
40
43 Va
40 %
24%
41
100
Co.:
*24 Va
22 Va
*104
1
Publishing.....No par
Mclntyre Porcupine MineB
____5
103%
106Va
,
48%
47%
38%
48%
McGraw-Hill
104'A
48%
*36%
60
40%
24%
12 Va
64%
100
88 Va
90
15%
*46%
.
24
-
22
*42%
39%
102%
47%
*36
16
64%
65 V*
66%
2,200
99
99
98%
98%
250
99%
98
98
98%
98%
110
89%
*88
&
47%
24%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
47%
46%
46%
47%
47%
24%
24
24
24
24
22
22
24
21%
22
22
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
40
39%
39%
39
39%
•22
21
101%
47%
47%
47%
37%
*35%
101%
101%
102%
47
17%
17%
17%
25
26
24%
25 VB
99%
*98
__1
common...
20
convertible 1st preferred___50
Stores Co Ihc
—3%
*61 *
20%
Mercantile
Min Transp Co..__Nopar
8%
*98
*63%
66
25%
__50c
73%
*94
27%
96J/a
27 %
*50
51
Co.
__!
Metropolitan Edison 3.90V#
4.35% preferred series..
5
100
10®
preferred series
Copper
5
Petroleum.:
Steel Prod common
par
1.5
1st -preferred
100
Mlnneap- ft St Louis Ry__
.No par
Minn St P ft SS Marie_„T_.No par
99 Va
<
-
•
8%
L
pfd (series Ai
1.50
—100
•
17 Va
*17%
24%
24%
*98
*59
*98
19'A
19%
7,5f 0
58
59
19%
197/a
3,100
8 V*
8'A
800
71'A
5,000
19%
58
60
19%
19%
18%
K%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
69%
70 VB
96
27
50%
51
51
*100% 102
*105% 107
*100Va 102 \
x20%
20%
101
*105%
*100
*94
26%
X49%
101
102
107
*105%
107
102
*100%
26'A
70%
96
26%
,
,70
*94
26%
480
96
26%
2,300
102
/
50%
900
*100
50%
*100
69'A
*94
96
26%
99%
19%
19%
58
72%
1,500
1,000
6,300
800
19%
27
17%
25
4,200
58 Va
70
2,400
24
25'A
20%
*94
•
4,200
40%
23%
61%
19%
19 Vb
2,600
58
25 Va
58 Va
*57%
49%
37%
61%
61
25 VB
t.
130
61%
61
25
19%
90
2,200
103
25%
62 Va
25%
25 Vb
2,900
40 »A
99%
61%
8%
51
99%
40%
23%
25
96
27%
27
*98
43%
200
1,800
102
100 »A
100'A
110
*105%
106 %
106
106
*100%
102-
49%
50
19%
20 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
55%
53 y4
54 %
*50
*100%
19
•54%
30
102
19Va^
56 J/4
7,900
10,700
17,700
1,600
56'A
10
Middle.South Utilities Inc__.No
23%
73%
*"/ *94
101% 101%
*105% 107
*100% 102
21'A
21%
pfd-100
40%
23%
*8%
73%
No par
No par
_______
40 %
24%
72%
8%
common
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
40
57%
20
61
21
19%
*58
20%
62Va
21
40
24%
*35%
66
2o%
25-,»
20
58
57%
xl7Vs
17%'
26%
61
37%
24'A
17%
99%
48
47 %
40
26
,
102%
101%
57%
■*
59
59
-•
4,300
39
23%
18%
*64
25%
*42%
*35%
37
26 Va
*98
89%
*46%
26%
Mead
*88
89%
15%
*88
*17%
Co.—
40
64%
98
_lo
60%
5,200
64%
Corp common..
2
No par
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
4% 2nd preferred (1st series).150
Melville Shoe Corp..
1
60%
800
33%
177
64 %
37%
60%
40%
24%
17%
\*37
177
98
99
98%
33
32%
180
98%
65 Va
98%
*
*180
183
*180
65 Va
*43 Va
*24
50
eonv
18%
33%
McCrory Stores Corp common
3%% cpnvertibie preferred
3.20%
18%
xl2Va
33
Corp common
Common-
90
18%
12%
34%
183 "
Corp
Midland
103
103
33%
Preferred
Mid-Continent
6,600
103
34%
16
47 %
3.85%
33%
34%
15%
*46%
Miami
210
32%
5
15%
47%
Machine
4%
32%
20
common..
preferred-
Mesta
9%
4%
32%
99
Inc
44%
4%
20
31%
90
Co
9'A
9%
32 y4
12%
100
ft
44%
44
*4Ve
31%
99
$3.50
9»A
3,500
5,400
9,700
32 VB
•
104%
18%
56 %
55 %
56%
54%
54%
55
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18Va
18%
18 Ve
18%
18%
45%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
*136% 137%
18%
18%
14%
15%
136%
136%
137 Va
?136%
137%
80
17%
14%
18%
18%
18%
6,700
5,000
45%
44%
447/a
6,300
118%
118%
45%
44 %
46'A
137% 137%
>
'
15%
18%
15%
45'A
45'A
18%
14%
136% 136%
137%
18%
17%
17%
120
120
44%
-
119
120
18
18%
14%
14%
14%-
14'A
14 Va
43%
44%
117ya 117%
43 Ya
44
44 'A
44%
*116%
118
14
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—'
11
Dec 30
8%
44
300
8%
20
*89
Merch &
Jan
8%
43%
x9Va
:
31 Va
*99
Merck
101
8%
20
90
2
74% Mar
Mar
24%
8%
20
101
9
8% Mar
16 '
25
Jan
25
*9%
*24 VB
31%
100%
(The)
25
10
25
12 %
*99
5%
600
31%
*99
Mengel Co
10
20
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
21% Feb
2 r
10
12 Va
19
6
2,500
10
31%
25
16
10
11
20%
40%
26
20,000
600
10%
*550
*20
*89
Stores
177/e
17%
17%
10%
600
20%
25
Mar
10%
31%
No par
Electric
32 Va
12%
—
McGraw
31%
3,200
4,500
10%
*550
550
9%
200
8%
32 >A
/
8%
31%
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
McCord
'
9
6,000
34
100
12 %
preferred
;
Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
McCall
16%
17
15,900
8«A
*20Va
7%
Co
31%
100
20%
May
$3
r
32%
33%
33%
101
8,200
600
19 Va
31%
Mathieson Chemical Corp..
Maytag
8%
18'A
40
142%
20%
40%
2 '
96
;
12%
*99
8%
18%
18%
33%
33%
101
44%
19%
19
18%
19
*9%
104
X104
20%
*39
*138
*31%
.18
Jan
103
19%
38%
142'/a
*24%
33%
33
142%
17%
17%
17%
38%
*138
__l
—No par
Co
__1
98
60
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
12Va
*4%
11
17%
40
—No par
Martin-Parry Corp
Corp
McKesson Si Rdbbins Inc.,.
67
16
103
20%
9%""
34 vb
33%
105
20%
McLelian
-
27
Dec
*103
<
15
26% Jan
9
24
7% Jan
Co.—
16
27% Jan 26
2
60
ioo
__l
—
L)
34%
19% Jan
15% Jan
23% Jan
9
101
preferred
(Glenn
34 va
44% Feb
2
11
Nov
4%%
Martin
No par
com
26% Feb
Mar 13
40
22% Jan
Oct
53
8
37% Jan
3
19% Nov 27
9
45% Jaii
27% Jan
64
Jan
42% Mar
101% Mar 14
May 3
52% Mar 15;
Jan
Jan
24
Aug 17
16
3
72
90
13
8% July
183
2
Jan
100
Jan
10% Jun 29
Mar 16
177
9
14 % Jan
13
9
3
6
July 18
21% Jan
37% Feb
5
28% Jan
Marshall Field ft Co
10
Jan
125
5
Master Electric
32% Jan
July 13
4%
_____—
Masunite
82
6
*4%
2i)
18% Aug 16:
3.2% Oct 11
94% Nov 27
7
4%
16
3
25
4%
33 Va Jan
5
9
3
23% Feb
14% Jan
6% Aug 11
33% Jan 13
8%
43%
9%
5
100
24
9%
2
Jan
10 Va
24
44%
17% Jan
29
10
24%
9%
Corp
Midland
10%
10%
91/2
Marine
550
10%
\
16%
16%
11%
10%
11%
25%
31
565
44%
105% Feb 27
14% Jan
*550
9%
38% Feb
6
11
565
24'A
11 Vb
*24
16'/a
17%
16%
*550
r
9%
44%
Jan
Mar
17%
91/2
Marathon
8%
8%
31%
9%
5
,
8%
31%
44%
1
Mar 12
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
8%
1
29
33%
*98%
31%
6.25
Corp'
5
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd____10O
27
Jan
34
101
33%
*99
8%
*10%
__s
18%
19%
31%
600
11%
—No par
Shirt
18%
8%
*550
i—l
100
*138
142%
*138
34%
33%
100
*39
31%
17%
.50
19%
100%
*8%
31%
\
1
142Va
20%
*140
34%
34%
*99
10
Bros
Manhattan
3u% Jan
12% Apr
10% July 17
6
Feb
9%
12
8
9
July 19
45
Mandel
15
Sep 26'
Nov
16
10% Feb
17% Mar 15
31% Nov 22
185
Jan
5
103
10
Jan
28
22
No par
com
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)__^
Mahoning1 Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
29-
42% Feb
13
Feb
13% Jan
31% Mar 14
106% Sep 25
21 VB Dec 18
26% Jan
102% July
573
2
'4 Vb Mar
29
33% July 13
Dec
17% Mar 16
2
2
Jan
9
4
21% July 13
*20% Jan
9
37% Jan
3/
58
July 13
95% Nov
36% Jan
8% Mar 15
38% Dec 27
13% May
19%
Macy
12
33"% Dec
142 Va
4%%- preferred series A__
100
Madison Square Garden
No par
17%
18
39
19
2
Jan
17 %
38%
*140
2
10% Mar 15
18 %
39%
5
13
530
17%
39%
100
Inc
Feb
12 % Jan
9
44
1
(R H) Co Inc
38
preferred..—
103% Jan
10
' Jan
Mar 12
17%
40
17Va
*39%
30% Jan 23
40% Nov 21
42
2
__5
common__iO
8% Mar 16
100
19
39% July 27
30% July 17
X21 %
Trucks
25% Jan 31
18% Nov
87
Mack
2
32
Feb
6%
17
2
12% July 13
24% July 27
97
26
20% Feb
Jan
31
175
142% Feb
Jan
19% May
Forbes
6
10
9% Nov
Working Co__
&
8
22
9% Oct
■
M ft M Wood
MacAndrews
Jan
139
23% Oct 23
17
100 Vb Aug
2
12% Aug 30(
9% Dec 27
4,
8VB July 25
18 Vb Apr 19
23% Jan
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
19
550
42
17% Jan
19
14% Apr 18
35% Dec 28
5
6% July 13
25
Sep
18% Mar 12
2
38% Mar 13
34% May 25
Jan 20
7% Mar 30
-
14% Jan
105
3
12
Mar 30
4
26
18% Dec
11% Mar 31
101
May
Dec
118
118
720
18
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NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
S per share
Sep
26
108% Jan
9% July 12
July 19
21
Jun
Dec
27
20
44
19
Feb
107
27
9
Mar
7
MJnn Min
9
10
83% Jan
93% Feb
14
$5.50
1st
25% Jan
32% Feb
9
$1.50
2nd
Nov
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
46% Jan
25
73
73
9% Jan
3
4% Jan
3
Dec
2
20%
-20%
20%
100
'89%
90%
'89%
90%
89%
89%
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
10
25
'28%
29%
'28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29%
800
30%
2.300
preferred
preferred
conv
Mission
70%
65%
68%
65%
68%
65%
67%
67%
68%
42,500
30
30%
31
33%
30%
33%
30'A
33%
30%
32%
31
32%
106,300
38
38
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
; 37%
38
1,100
Mojud
1.25
15%
16
16
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
No par
'19%
20.%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18
19
18%
18%
4,500
1.400
76%
77
Mar 15
24% Jan
84
25
5
Feb
15
Hosiery
Monarch
Co
Machine
14% Mar
9
5
Montana
74% Feb
9
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormick Lines
Power
Co
'*
2
Tool
Monsanto Chemical Co common___5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
23% Mar
2
13
Jan
Inc
Jan
8
2
18% Feb
16
26% Jan
513', Mar i6
Motorola
3
42% Aug 24
28% Jan
2
31% Jan 29
Jan
36% Jan
13
43
13
Jan
2
28% Feb
2
21% Feb
23
20% Feb
8
2
12% Jan
15
62% Feb
7
Mar 17
109
Feb
1
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
13
-
Jan
18% Jan 25
16% Jan
20
Jan
4
63% Jun
15% Feb
78%
76
75%
76%
77%
4,700
14%
14%
Xl4
77%
14%
75%
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
6.800
23%
23'A
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
23
23%
7.100
No par
71
71%
69
70%
67%
69
66%
67%
66%
67%
67%
68%
16,300
4
49% Feb
2
58
■
Brass
Murphy
-4%%
27
3
16%
'16%
47%
29%
6
Co
'27%
__1
4%
16%
16%
'17
46%
29%
29
'27%
28
16%
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
16%
7,000
16%
49
16 %
47%
50%
50'A
51%
29%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
27%
19%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28
18%
19%
19%
16%
46%
28%
28
19%
20
15%
17
47%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
4,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
42,200
14%
1,400
16
*
700
17
♦16%
17
30,800
'
29%
19%
15%
16%
46%
17%
47%
20
1
20
Xl8%
18%
2,500
700
18%
18%
5
'14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
_1
"53%
53%
'53%
54
53%
53
53
•14%
53%
100
Co (G C)
preferred
'109%
110%
'109%
111
109%
109%
*108%
110%
*108%
109%
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
__50
"48%
49
47%
'47
48%
400
"57%
59%
49 %
57%
47%
No par
57%
57%
*57%
59%
700
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
32,900
75
71
73
72
73%
1,390
33 %v
31
32%
*32%
33
2,400
13%
14 %
14'A
15
6,900
common
preferred
Myers (F E)
78
17%
47%
10
Murray Corp of America
28
Mar
9
Co
Inc
Muliina Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
8
23% Feb
! Jan
52
Mueller
&
No par
3
(John)
16
Feb
-46% Jan
12
26
55% Jan
111
Morrell
79%
23%
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
18
79%
14%
No par
(The)
2
15
7,200
2,500
68%
15% Mar 15
6
14%
71%
11% Jan
18
14%
69
16% Jan
-Oct
14%
1% preferred series A
100
tMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd-100
Mohawk
Carpet Mills
20
40% Jan
14
79%
,
77%
9
19
56% Dec
79%
14%
30%
i
73% Mar
18
113
30%
78
14%
33% Mar 12
29
>
30%
78'A
14%
19
57
29
31%
76%
14%
10
16% Dec
29
30%
79
14%
52,400
20% Jan
Jun
32
76
12%
29
-44
31%
14%
12%
com
22
108% July 12
32%
81%
14%
12%
Jan
25
32
83%
14%
80
14%
11%'
21% Jan
20
32%
83%
12%
73
May 24
'32%
S
11%
RR
15% Dec
19
12,800
10
Corp
Development Co
23% Jan
19% Dec
40
21
12%
18
13
7,900
108
>106
107
12%
9
Jun
107
108
39%
13%
10
9
'106%
39
38%
12%
16% Feb
13% Mar 25
108
38%
38%
38
13%
39% Feb
12% Jan
*106%
108
39
13
2
14
38%
No par
2
30% Nov
'106%
108
40%
Mo-Kan-Texas
14% Jan
20% July 17
39%
9
34% Jan
Oct
39%
13% Mar
6
27
20%
Mission
41% Oct
12% Jun
20 Ve
10
64
Shares
21%
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
16% Nov 20
23% May ll
67% Nov 24
the Week
20
3
21% Jan
30
10
.
share
21%
18
48% Jan
10% Jun
Mar
I per
20%
27
22
19% July 13
49% July 13
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 15
I per share
share
22%
10
77% Dec 21
13% Feb
3
I per
21%
Jan
30
July 26
Thursday
Mar. U
I per share
t per share
'106%
32% Feb
31% Dec
54
Wednesday
common—1
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co
16% Jan
',52% Dec
4
PRICES
Mar. U
39%
85
3
13
# per share
SALE
Tuesday
No par
10
10
Apr
Monday, March 19, 1951
No par
common
25
4% Feb
11 % Jan
Mar. 10
Jan
Jan
HIGH
AND
Monday
Mar. VI
Saturday
14% Jan
28
15"% Dec 26
11% Dec 22
21 Vt Jan
30
& Mfg
preferred
$4
24% Feb
27'A July 26
"
Jan
.
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Par
18% Jan
84
STOCK
EXCHANGE
I per share
37% Feb
X105
YORK
27% Dec 27
67
16
5
NEW
Highest
$ per share
.....
104
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1950
.
com
;
& Bros
'48%
49
48 %
48 %
*48
58
58
58
58
x57%
21%
14%
13% '.14%
53'
52% -52%
53
'108%
900
109%
.10
22%
6,600
-
N
16
July 13
22
May 20
17% Jan
2
32
22% Feb
2
Jan
3
53
Dec
21
51% Jan
2
79
Jan
9
13
34% Dec
18
31
23
6% Jun 29
14 Vt July 12
23
12
14% Dec
15
15'A Feb
5
2
19% Feb
26
National Automotive
18% Jan
32% Jan
5
22'A Feb
13
National
Aviation
2
35% Jan
184% Jan
12
National
Biscuit
9% Jan
19
13
20
39% Jan
5% July
July
7% July
6% Jun
10% Jun
30
186
Jan
9
175
13
8% Apr 29
4 7
13
46% Nov 24
12
10
Feb
15
9% Jan
2
11% Feb
24
National
11
Jan
2
13'A Feb,
5
National
Container
13% Jan
17
15% Feb
6
National
50
Nov
13
20% Dec
22
27% Dec
21
26% Jan
10
22% May 31
17% Jan
2
45% Feb 21
A 19% Mar 13
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ll
Jun
7
10
69% Dec
29
65
July 13
185% Jun
5
177
Jan
11
180
159
4
Nov 21
9% May 31
25
31% Dec 22
7% Jan
Jan
102
x%'Dec
5
(Man
Mar 14
Jan
9
2
31% Mar
24
9
Mar 14
152
4
Nov
Mar
Mar 13
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25% Jan
5
2
50
Jan
2
23% Feb
2
29% Jan
31
20% Mar
8
Jan
'29
76% Feb
13
103
185% Jan
156
Jan
1
Mar
6
Lines
$ per share
f per sliare
47
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
19%
19%;
19'A
19%
19%
19%
27
27%
27
27%
27%
28 %
National Distillers Prod
National Gypsum Co com
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
July 11
No par
7%
6%
NEW
Nehl
19
Neisner Bros
Jau
8% Jan
11
11
33
Mar
98
16
Mar 15
11% Jan
13
,
100
Mar
9
2
9
Apr
6
104% Dec
18
Jan
3
26
20% Nov
22
19
Jan
2
80% Dec
8
78
Jan
8
103%
34% Oct 21
31% Mar 15
xl05
Jan
11
12% Mar 12
42% Jan
102
Feb
12% Mar
103
116
9
6
Nesco
Newberry
3%%
New
21
3
26% Jan
236% Feb
16
Jan
30
106
Mar 13
156% Feb
18% Feb
2
4
19
28% Mar 29
42
56
Jan
26
200
Dec
13
36% Jan
73% Nov 21
Jun
6
Nov
21
15% Jan
41% Jan
2
50% Jan
2
25% Jan
59% Jan
17
Mar 15
22% Jan
9
25% Jan
96% Jan
15
14
91
Mar 29
26
July 17
43 % Jun
5
9
20% Jan
31
26% Jan
84 »
8
89
103% Mar 20
16
Oct
410
Feb
2
X28% Jan
99
2
2
23% Mar
29
Mar
Mar 25
88% Jan
Mar 15
94
98% Jan
10
10
19
Mar
10
Jan
102
Feb
Feb
16
17
1
7
Air
York
Central
6%
N
5
28% Jan
13
4
19% Feb
8
15% Mar- 15
19
Feb
81
88
Mar
Jan
3
13
Y New
Y
Haven
Y
&
5%
State
Elec
&
$8.75
North
Northern
Northern
Pacific
16
100
15% Jun
26
23% Jun
20
12 V, Jun
29
7
14% Dec 28
22% Dec 28
Mar 16
12% Jan
10% Mar
$3.60
108% Jan
103% Feb
32% Mar 28
17% Dec 16
24
14'A Jan
3
18.% Jan
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11%
12%
38%
*38%
'98
99
11%
12%
;
12%
98
107%
107%
106%
107
20%
19%
20 Vt
19%
20
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82
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32%
33
31 %
39%
22%
*219
39 %
22%
38%
22 V.
34%
39%
17%
38%
22%
220
106%
32%
217
106"%
106%
21%
219
106%
400
81%
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82
33%
38%
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38
208
211
106
17
106%
106%
106%
17
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47%
82%
81%
400
21
22%
217
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31%
38%
38
21%
21%
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800
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10,300
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100
15,800
20%
2,500
5,800
82
32%
6,000
38%
1,800
22%
115,000
209 %
106%
210
2,400
106%
207
106%
98
106%
20%
32%
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101
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82
206
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106
20%
38
38%
21
210
39
98
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12
12%
101
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11%
16%
16%
12%
..
109%
*78
Sales tee
the Week
11 Vt
11%
20%
82
3,100
Friday
106 %'.
11%
12
109%
33%
2,500
Mar. 16
t per share
11%
38%
38%
99
12%
U%
16%
12 V.
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12%
.'
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106%
16%
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38%
99
9%
Mar. 15
109%
33%
100
3,500
106%
6,300
17 %
2,700
17
17
17
17
16'A
47%
47%
48
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47%
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47 %
83
83
84%
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83%
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85
400
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400
400
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20%
22%
53%
55
53%
54%
17%
17%
17%
17%
27%
28'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
98
97
22
22 %
*300
17
400
'
50
110
20%
21%
21%
22%
53
53%
53%
53 %
5,200
17
17%
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17%
2,300
27
26%
27
27
4,100
97
97
97
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22
21%
22
28
2
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19,900
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98
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28%
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98
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22%
22%
26%
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120
22 Va
22%
20.100
2.700
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28
28
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28'A
28
28
28
28%
100
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85%
85%
85%
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86
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86
84 Va
84%
85
85
100
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91 %
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91%
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91
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91
89
89
89 Va
89%
100
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1
11%
11 %
11
11%
4
46
46%
45%
45%
25
51%
51%
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25
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27%
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27%
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27%
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18%
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16%
15%
50
87 %
87%
87
87
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88%
87
87
87%
87%
10
;
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34
34%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33
33 Va
33
33%
4.400
35
33%
34%
32 %
33%
33%
33 y8
34%
32 Va
33'A
32%
33 Va
33%
34%
44,400
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27.400
90%
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com
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100
102
100%
101
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100%
100
100%
10%
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11
10%
43
45%
43
50%
%
16
51
8'A
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100'A
100
100
300
200
190
10%
10%
10%
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10%
8,900
43 Ve
43 Va
44
x43%
43%
2,300
50%
50%
50 Va
50 Va
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27%
27 Va
27%
27%
1,400
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
34.200
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15%
16
16
16%
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87
87
50%
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51
5,900
220
(Minn)—
No par
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
•10%
10%
10%
preferred
No par
92%
92%
92
92 %
91
91
No par
-*106%
107
107
107%
*107
107%
*107
107%
*107
108
*107
108
No par
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102%
102%
102%
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101 %
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101%
101
101
100
100
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
13 Vt
12%
13
12 Va
12%
12%
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25
20%
20"%
20
20%
19%
20 Ve
19%
20 Va
19%
20
19%
21%
6,500
Northwest
series
Airlines Inc
common
4.6%
preferred
Northwestern Telegraph
26% Jan
15% Mar 15
9%
900
10,800
preferred
Preferred $4.10
22% Jan
25% Feb
9%
*16
•20%
$4.80
19% Jan 25
15%
Thursday
11%«
17%
Common
94% Feb
16%
106%
11%
22%
Northern States Pwr Co
Feb
16%
*105
-
55%
Ry
Natural
13
16%
106%
12
17%
American Aviation
28
24
15%
t per share
$ per share
21%
Co
Central
23%
:
27,800
,
■■■*•
PRICES
Mar. 14
55 Vt
preferred
Northern
13,600
85 Va
9%
Wednesday
17%
100
Western
6
BALE
22%
Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
&
HIGH
55%
No par
American
24%
85 Va
15%
17V*
No par
Adjustment
23%
86
9%
22%
Electric
North
23%
15 %
55%
A
Norfolk
700
23
*85
,
9%
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
Noma
30%
23%
stock—1
Gas
30 %
15
A
preferred
37% Feb
10
RR Co_100
30%
23%
partic
Common
x35% Feb
27
Hart
series
Shipbldg Corp
*30
101
*350
Preferred
%
51
*99
50
2
90% Mar 16
106% Mar
3
33%
V
27%
101
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%
500
4,500
U
*99
81 %
2
15
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150
Va
9%
32%
50 %
101
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Co
Xl2
12%
12%
152
*9 Va
*27%
*99
82
100
.
50
27%
101
*79
No par
preferred
Harlem RR
31% Jan
Mar 22
*99
12%
7,000
49%
15 %
9%
I per share
39
*97%
No par
non-cum
31% Jan
97% Jun
12%
,
17
$5
AND
12
11%
r
*46
23
109% Dec
99
80
67
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39
39
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17%
39% Feb
15
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47%
33% Dec 28
27
11'/.
105
*46
8
9% Dec
*16%
*
No par
3
106% July 13
11%
-r
17
>106%
21
No par
common
17
x90% Dec
*105
12
No par
Dock
28% Dec
Jun
9%
t per share
i
12%
21
Co com—.100
preferred series A
N Y &
N
$ per share
1
preferred
Jan
88% May 18
8
15%
9%
22,000
102
32%
23%
23%
Mar. 13
York
3.90%
17% Jan
13
16%
16
Tuesday
City Omnibus Corp
6
46% Mar 10
78% Jan
Y
New
N
Brake
Y Chic & St Louis
preferred
5
27
10
common
preferred
x52% Feb
21% Feb 24
Jan
24
Mar. 12
100
3.60%
2
18
Corp
3.40%
9
27
Mining
pfd_100
preferred
Class
35 'A Jan
Feb
1
Pr k Lt Co
7
49% Jan
6
No par
System
5
53% Mar
28
23%
Monday
*16%
100
100
23
11% Mar 10
24% Dec
4
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
5
20
39 % Nov 24
18% Dec
85
,
152%
9%
32
u
:
23%
X85
Mar. 10
*12
,1
com
York
N
97% Jun
X23%
86 %
,
7,400
3,600
25,700
48%
49 %
24%
,
2,100
27%
%
27%
86%
24%
9%
n
1
23%
25
.
177
*175
!
27'A
%
28
9%
31%
30%
86%
24%
66%
152%
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5
Industries
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9%
32
29%
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154
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31%
30%
25
■/ 9%
j,
New
17
12
5
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152
9%
,49%
86%
*100%
65%
177
*30%
86%
9%
common
New
N
84% Mar 14
27
85
19
17
52 v; Dec
Jan
Dec
Jan
Mar 14
20% Apr
24% Mar
9
3
215
48
2
17% Jan
29
July 26
3
Jan
17
28
15
Dec
10
73
19
18% July 13
% Dec 22
10
Mar 14
246% Apr
17% Dec
24% Dec
98
"
5,000
18,900
/
20%
20
20
100%
*175
47%
LOW
England Elec
4%%
13
91
31%
16
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
180
Feb
31%
24 V.
12
3
100
31%
65
177
■u
48%
100%
66%
177
32
27 Va
50
16 V*
38% Jan
40% Jan
17
12
%
28%
49%
24%
Newport
21
Dec
tt
28 V.
66
155
31%
50%
19%
19%
101
101
179
*9
28%
25
'
STOCK
Inc
Co
Newmont
39% Oct
93
33%
16 V*
preferred
20
21% Dec
28% Apr
32%
Xl9%
-
66%
*153%
9%
24%
„
Jan
188'% Oct
21% July 27
155
9%
—1
Co
23% Feb 17
82% Jan 24
3
.
155
9%
33"%
5
Fibre
Inc
New Jersey
3
6% Jun 27
28% Jun 27
14 % Oct 31
155
10%
•
203/,
102
179
%
100
preferred
20
90
•'
182
50%
1
Feb
3
,
*179
*31%
Pa com—10
Corp
4%%
7
24% July
11% Jan
13 Vt Jan
179
*28
Par
18
Oct
65
*33%
No par
$ per share
18% Feb
152
(The)
YORK
14% Jan
10% Jan
29
102
67%
9'A
EXCHANGE
;
2
66% Mar 14
Jun
20%
100%
66%
*153%
Co
19%
20%
100%
68
No par
5
13% Mar 23
26 % Mar 29
Co
20%
102
1
Co
15% Jan
42% Nov 25
f
Ref
Vulcanized
-10% Jan
Apr
27%
100
Corp
preferred
Natomas
19%
27%
179
—
Tea
20 %
28 V.
20%
100
Linen Service
4%%
20%
27%
*67
,
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No
par
Natl Power k Lt ex-dlst
No par
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel
Corp
10
Sugar
20%
28%
*100%
10
preferred B
National
28
103
1
common
preferred A
1»
105% Feb
20%
47%
203/,
28
..
No par
12% Feb
X105
:
47%
17% Feb
106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13
1,800
48%
Highest
•
47 V.
47%
10%
STOCKS
;
47 V#
48
Co
140
46%
47%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
46%
•
8,900
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
9
Range for Previous
July 18
10% July 25
*99% Sep
5
46%
7%
12%
Natl
99
46%
8,900
7lA
14 Va
3
7% July 13
47 V.
34%
175
175
14 V.
16% Mar
8% Aug
l
14% Jan 13
102% Mar 10
46%
<:•
7%
12%
14% Jan
I per share
47%
34%
34%
176
7
10%
14% Oct
Highest
176
7%
46%
47%
33%
343/,
176
7%
10%
National
Year 1950
176
7%
13%
2
/
1
33%
34%
175
7%
12%
30
Lowest
Inc
34%
175
7%
13%
25% Feb
128
47%
35%
178
7%
10
89% Jan
July
par
34%
*175
12%
10% July 13
.-'u
8
34%
14
Mar 14
58
176
*7%
10%
22% Jan 25
34
34%
175%
10
12%
20
15
3,500
12%
24% Dec 28
10% Feb
9,700
19% "
10%
89
3
19%
19'A
13%
National Supply
Jan
19%
19%
10%
National
8
19%
19
13%
23
3
19
19%
12%
16
11% Jan
19%
18%
10%
25% Jan
July 13
19
19%
12%
13%
32% Feb
2
19%
19
14%
2
9
19
19%
13
2
7
19%
19%
10%
21% Jan
x85
19%
10%
27% Jan
Dec
19%
20 %
•141%
13%
18
9
19%
20
13%
12%
21% Dec
Jan
13%
10%
15% Apr 27
71% Apr - 4
23% Dec 20
28% Feb 13
56
14%
13
28
2
14%
14%
53'A Nov 27
29% Oct
9
47% Mar 14
14%
r
12%
22% Jun 29
Mar 22
33
14%
35% Mar 31
26
73
32%
13%
1
25
5
20
71%
32%
74 V*
33%
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4
9% Jan 26
34% Jan
City
21%
78
33
10
Cylinder Gas Co
-
20%
75
34
100
common
„
11
94% Jan
18
1
Co
preferred
28
35
Jan
49% Mar
7%
National Can Corp
National Cash Register—No
11% Oct
July 25
*150
2
20
21%
79
14%
9
14% Dec
20% July 17
178
2
42% Jan
213/,
78%
Fibres Inc—1
Corp
27
July 17
14% Mar 30
;
Mar 13
Jan
21%
*33%
'
1
Airlines
27
36
15
17
National
■
100
1
12'A Jan
16% Jan
26
31
17
27
Jan
175% Jun
35% Jan
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co
May 27
Dec 28
31 % Dec
*
Mar 15
Mar
12
Norwich
92%
92%
"91'A
92
90%
110
70
50
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
770
2.50
—
Pharmacal 'Co
*16%
17%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
*16%
16%
2,200
32%
32%
o
28% July 12
104% Dec
35% May 26
30% Jan
2
33
Jan
17
16
112% Mar
Dec
21
100
Jun
22
26% Feb
14
46% Dec
28
18% Dec 20
20% Dec
28
19% Jan
19
18% Oct
20
21% Feb .28
9
19% Feb
24
20
28% Nov 22
25% Jan
2
31% Mar
6
97
8
106% Mar
6
95
9
10% July 11
90
July
8
Jan
101% Oct
For footnotes
see
9
5
page 22.
106% Jan
96
,
Jan
8
16
44% Mar 15
Jan
110% Mar 12
99% Feb
50
Feb
Jan
27
13
8
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40%
3.90
-----J
100
Ohio
Oil
Co
Okla
Gas
&
4%
Oliver
Corp
110/a
*98%
98 A
No
Electric Co
preferred
4%%
109/a
—100
preferred
preferred
P*J
10
20
—
common
convertible
com
.—_——1
preferred—100
32%
4?v
21/a
*19
,8
29%
*104
32%
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30
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1
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10
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10,000
25%
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85
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92
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6
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1
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24
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Tuesday
Reading Coal & Iron
700
1.800
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22%
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——
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37%
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33%
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22%
Mar. 10
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39%
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to
7%
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8%
9,000
'
23%
LOW AND HIGH
preferred :
3.90% series preferred
:?• 7%
••'•/•:*••
900
5,700
47%
-
68%
t
108
'4%
32%
71/4
18%
46%
55V2
33%
*107%
Philip Morris
32%
33%
7%
17%
Z
27%
No par
—100
preferred series A
46%
21%
100
common
43%
54%
4.3% preferred
Corp
45%
26%
No par
12,300
3%
21%
——25
preferred
50
24
49%
22
*103
C
v
3%
39%
*23
27%
100
Pitts C
23%
*47%
3%
33
18%
preferred
3%%
23%
48
3%
45%
71/4
18%
25
114%
105%
Phlla to
47%
3%
27%
.1
Philadelphia Co 6%
rPhila Electric Co common
Philco
X?2%
3%
70
7,100
■
52%
%
t
.
5%
51%.
1.700
1,260
142
5%
»'
52%
*8%
2,100
101% 103%
v
-
'
163
Oct
51
23%
148
103
5%
33,500
,
21%
Par
15% Mar 15
9
85
'
44
27%
5
1
Feb
115% Nov
1
48
EXCHANGE
Dec
80
5%
17,200
7
32
53%
43
142
23
NEW YORK STOCK
97
13% Jun
142
32%
_
32
t
140
900
53%
*54%
5
•
$ per share
20
July
43
-
39%
7
1
s
55%
33%
122
21%
33 %c
America
4
103% Dec 21
,
43
32 %
'«
1
22 Vs
100
Petroleum
Jan
3
c
53%
146
47%
*33%
*23
25
*100% 108
10
No par
110
30
56
32%
3/2
55%
5 "
; 33%
100
*121 :
,100
21%
50
Pet Milk Co common
3.8%
Jan
27
373
' 27%
22
No par
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
!
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Peoria to Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co—
-9
91% Aug
8
67% Jan 27
,15% Dec 27
1
,
.
Feb
100% OCt
Jun
14%
7
Corp
Jan/8
36
38% Jan
;
20
13%.- 15*
108%
24%
7%
18%
9%
23%
39%
68%
*39%
68%
Co.
Sand
preferred
106
107% Jan
19
39%
*
52%
-
260
>";■
;
19
108%
;>
60
39%
108%
48
v 3%
33%
—10
Corp
Cement
Glass
5%
'
46
46 y2
No par
(J C) Col
to Coke
Coal
Penna
25
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
xll5
,
9
23
20% Jan
1
96% May 3
58% Oct 23
106
—5
No par
7
Mar 14
4
Co common
17
100
101 % Dec
_5
Ford
62% Feb
14
4
2.50
No par
prior preferred—
conv
Pfizer
107
9% Mar 31
CO-
3
46
July 17
102% dtfiy 17
28% Dec
Proof
91% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
$ per share
Dec
_1
No par
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
28% Mar
.
3
29
Co
Transportation
Peabody Coal
Penick
Lowest
Highest
4
Corp
Mines—1
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
I per share
135% Jan
33 Vn
26%
41%
42%
102
8%
*58%
20
1,700
25%
'
6
10%
26
43
*24%
-
Davis to
Range for Previous
71
8%
■
6%
11%
1
Corp—
Consolidated
69% Jan
V
2
24% Mar 15
116% Mar 23
28
Pictures
Tllford Distillers
Utah
22% Mar 12
60% Mar 15
66
9
20% Jan
17% Jan 11
f"18% Jan
44'A Mar 27
23% July 18
6
32
37% Feb
107
27% Mar
5
115
22
Jun
;23% July 20
Park to
6
6
20% Dec
17% Nov 24
5
Paramount
Park
'
2
May 19
25
140
5%
■;
8%
6
*100
101
*142
5%
51%
55%
1081/4
144
11%
6%
11%
*26
\
110%
*144
5%
55%
55
*8%
Panhandle East Pipe L com—Nopar
4% preferred
100
Panhandle
145%
5%
Western Oil Corp com—,10
4% "preferred
;
.„•■
10
110
4,700
32%
52%
44%
44 %
110%>110%
20
18%
-
%
52 %
3,300
100%,".
17%
17%
60
*39
75%
100%
<■
900
77-
20
;
'
•
25%
♦58%
34%
'
4
10
28
22
110
18
7
*24%
53%
com_
17
4,900
19%
-
*77%
19%
>100%
18%
33%
Patino Mines to Enterprises
67
13
Feb
1
19%
37%
75
101%
110
30
36%
19%
17%
53%
—;——No par
36%
20%
34%
Parmelee
13% Jan
Dec
67
36%
101%
53%
14
13
139
14
76
53%
16
30
,36% Feb
July 14
84% Jan
77
75 %
34%
8% Jan
16
Dec
*74%
76
53%
21% Feb
18
20
*19
77
75%
34 %
2
59% Feb
111% Apr
19%
*74%
53%
5
26'A Jan
Dec
*18%
34%
Parker
21% Mar 13
112
19%
77
36%
1,600
103%
*25
36%
Shares
12
■
>102%
37%
issued":;
2
-
52% Jan
20
Jan
30
18%
*19
12
102
*25
20%
26%
*60
*40
'
37%
11%
102y2
■
*26
10
37%
11%
102
30
25
"when
Pacific Tin Consolidated
*
*25
Lighting Corp——Nopar
20
13% Dec
.30% Aug 22
4
18
10
:
Feb
70% Nov
107
>
common
Feb
34
64% Nov 27
18
20%
*101
.
Pacific
8
38% Mar 17
48
-
14% Jun 27
'11 % Jan
5
Packard
41 % Feb
103
No par
__,_100
Inc
37%
the Week
11%
102%
77
Pan Amer World Airways Inc—1
Pan-American Petrol to Trartsp_—5
24% Jan
28
75%
7
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
6
10% Jun
♦74%
78%
79
2
-Jan
10
18%
77%
78
77 y»
*78
com
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6% preferred
14
9
Mar
'48% Nov 24
16
26% July 116
Dec
6
9% Jan
x40
1
55% Mar 10*
2
4% Jan
'10% Mar 14
25
22% Oct
1% Mar 21
34% Jan
6% Feb
20%
*76
preferred
Pacific Mills
30
30
*20
*76
12.50
:
Sales fas
Mar. 16
• per share
;
.
28
July 20
.
1
-8% Jan
Mar
113
151% Jan
Inc
conv
11%
*18%
32%
Rights
5
8% Dec 28
1
'
491% Feb
Products
Pacific
:
*25
30
Friday
Mar. 15
102%
103%
37%
1st preferred non-cum——No par
2nd prefererd non-cum——No
par
3
6
*25
Thursday
f per share
Mar. 14
I per share
12
102%
20%
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas to Electric.—-
% Mar 14
54% Mar
7
19
107
.Aug 15
5% Feb
17% Feb
<
-
15
34% Mar
3
44% Mar
49% Mar 20
18% Apr 17
>
•
28
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
11
8
'
2
17
141% Mar 16
20
19
Feb
19% Feb 26
Mar 15
103
18
Oct
8% Dec
A
Dec
53
28
8%Dec
43
18
111% May 23
152
Sep 26
2% Jun 29
Jan
Dec
64% Feb
44
•
Mar 14
x49% Jan
Feb
30
11%
12%
104
37%
Co
68% Sep 27
27% July 11
15% July 27
•'36
Glass
19
22
*25
No par
cum
12%
*102%
20%
Co
Owens-Illinois
Pabco
12%
104 4
Wednesday
I per share
2.50
Mfg
25
3
1
to
Feb
7% Jan
-
Outlet
20% Mar 10
12%
f per share
No par
Marine
Jan
1
48
Elevator
21
20
Mar. 13
*102 y2
10
21% Dec
Oct
% Apr
49
Collins
104
13% July 17
87
11
;
5
:
(The) ■ common
5
preferred A—100
BALK PRICES
Tuesday
Mar. 13
$ per share
convertible
8%
25
14 %
25% Feb 28
105
Monday
Mar. 10
Par
33% Jan
20
Saturday
EXCHANGE
27% Sep 22
42% Jun 23
20'A Jgn
30
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
f per share
11% Mar 13
Apr 21
Nov
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
YORK
19
*118
*87%
44%
49%
*107
30%
38
*153
26%
105
44%
50
108%
30%
38%
155
26%
♦103%
43
105
44%
48
49%
47%
48%
47%
*107
107%
107%
107%
*107%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
37%
38
153
26%
152
26%
37
151
26%
37%
152
26%
37%
152
26
104
104
109
30%
37%
1526
.
30%
37%
•151
*26%
104
22,200
700
310
150
140
10,300
9,400
90
6,900
19,400
100
30%
1,600
37%
2,200
152
320
27
600
R
3% Jan
100
27
Feb
3
July 13
Nov 25
103% Jan
35
Nov
4% Jan
8
10
5% Feb
8
RKO
76% Jan
10
99 % Mar 13
16
33
For footnotes see page 22.
2
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50
1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
3% Jan
80
Jan
2
103
Jan
40 % Mar
5
Theatres Corp
9
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
1
100
No par
19%
19%
*79%
80
3%
3%
4%
4%
*101
102
*39%
39%
195,200
1,500
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
20%
20%
21
79%
79%
79%
80%
79%
79%
78%
79
79%
79%
3%
3%
34,000
25,500
3%
4%
101
39%
3%
3%
4%
4%
101
39%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
99%
100
*99%
100%
*99%
10C%
•99%
100%
38%
39
38%
38%
37%
4%
38
*37
38
60
800
20
The£ommercial and Financial Chronicle
(1188)
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
25
49% Dec 21
47% Jan
2
54% Feb. 10
30% Jan
13
36% Dec
30
36
Jan
3
37% Feb
13
2074 Jun
29
28% Dec
30
27% Mar 15
32% Feb
8
35
19
39% Feb
9
39% Jan
8
44
Feb
16
Mar 14
37
>
34% Mar 22
32
Feb
3
30
16% Nov
18
15% Jan
10
19% Feb
7
July 17-
18% Dec
21
17% Jan
2
20% Feb
1
Reed Roller Bit
Jun
-30
July
i*
10 Yz Jun
i"
15
'
3
20% Dec
19
16% Mar 14
21% Jan
Jan
6
97a Dec
16
9% Mar 14
12% Feb
8
4 22
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
Jan
3
12% Oct
23
11% Jan
26
62 % May
15
59
14% Feb
20
14% Jan
2
Jan
11
-
•„
"
July 3
3
.A;
56
•
(,
Aug
10% July 17
f5
m
1
Jan
13
574 Jan
Jan
5
Reliable
9
64
2
Feb
22% Feb
17
98
'4
20% Jan
43% Dec
13
38% Jan
6
25
45
Feb
25
162
3
Dec
18
139
13% Jan
23
10
f
Dec
15
39% Jan
7
32
39% Dec
5
9
: Jan
13
37% Feb
50
27
94% Jan
104% Dec
150
14
5
29
Jan
4
36
2
Jan
41
3
Feb
11% Jan
Mar 15
33% Jan
10
Jan
Jan
42% Jan:
2
42%
42%
42
42 %
4274
42%
500
*33 %
34 %
*33
34
33
33%
32
32
32%
3.2%
*33
34
*17%
18%
*17
18
*16
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*1574
17
18 %
19V4
3874
19
19%
10 y4
17
1674
167b
17
17%
*9%
974
19
>
15% July
2774
*27
27%
300
12
*11%
12
800
*62%
63 %
*62%
63%
'62%
64%
*61%
62%
*6174
62%
17%
series
common
preferred
1
18%
17%
17%
17%
37%
100%
*96 %
100
"96%
*96%
98%
*96%
21%
20%
21
t"%
2«%
19«/->
jo%
J.«%
19%
14
13%
14
13
13%
1274
13%
12%
3%
3%
3%.
12
Jan
28
374
'
13%
10
10
10
10
44%
44%
43%
447'a
41%
43%
41%
423/8
41%
42%
42%
43 %
*113%
114%
114%
114 %
114%
114%
114%
114%
112 %
112%
*112%
113%
29%
30%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
'29%
29%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/8
Steel
Corp
!
com
297 B
297a-
7%
43%
<
7%
43%
156'
10%
10%
'10%
10
•33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
44
*41
*95
i
96%
*95
*107
>
107%
•32%
32%
*41
10
14% Dec
Roan Antelope
Dec
30
35 % Jan
42
Feb
17
Robbins
23% Jun
22
16% Jan
31% Jan
19
2
15% Jan
Jan
3
23% Feb
24
May 11
12% Apr
1
47% Jan
3
59% Mar
8% Jan
3
1274 Feb
h 26% July 12
39% Nov 24
35% Jan
16
23
13
July 28
8
Feb
61
2
Rohm
99% Dec
,
34
i
18 3/4 Dec
974 Jun
...
Nov
20
42% Mar 15
51
23% Oct
7
9
21
Ruberoid
8
X207
126
140
96
Feb
9
Mar 15
41% Jan
31
Jan
47% Feb
14
20
0 34%
41
1374 Mar
16
21
100
Feb
14
112% Sep 18
33% Dec 27
105
Mar 13
Oct
17
90
Nov
24
112
30
84% Jan
9
96
7
115
102
Feb
Jan
Jan
95
Feb
7
123
Jan
12
Jan
2
Co com vtc__Nopgr
A 5%
vtc!
100
16
1274 July 12
Mar 27
2
13% Jan
2
15
Mar
92
Mar
83% Mar 16
89% Feb
50
Dec
22
47% Jan
10
59% Feb
Jan
3
83% Nov 20
78% Jan
25
87
2174 Feb
•.16% July 26
47% Jan 25
10% Jan
:•
! 40
V
82
2
May 11
17% Jan
74
3
27
17% Jan
19% Feb
Nov
24
51% Jan
May 20
1674 Jan
14% July 28
20
V
4.30%
Scranton
5%
,"
Co
Air
preferred
Oil
Seagrave
Feb
14
Sears
8
Roebuck
&
8
Seiberling
Servel Inc
$4.50
27
33% Dec
30
27
34% Oct
3
YORK
4674 Aug 28
July 25
108% Apr
18% Oct
874 July 12
■>>
15% Jan
7
>
34 % Jan
25
6
2
Nov
10
5674 Oct
14
35% Feb
3
Shamrock
46% Feb
9
Sharon
42% Jan
2
Bharp & Dohme
23
24
Jan
25
V
25
51
Oil
Sheaffer
Mar 15
58% Feb
16
14
14% Oct
3
12% Jan
2
11
Dec
26
1074 Jan
25
/
2% Mar 31
474 Dec
29
Oct
17
29 % Jan
42% Nov
10
30
2174 Feb
52 %
35
3474 Dec
15
6
Jan
Feb
4174 Jan
8
53% Feb
5
x34% Jan
11
Dec
30
18
31
36% May 29
I 28% July 13
Mar 14
Jan
25
Oil
Sheller
17
«
(W
Silver
Oil
,
85
Jan
17
Skelly
t
38% Feb
16
Sloss-Sheffield
<38% Feb
5
•Smith
(A
17% July 13
25
Jan
12
19% Jan
17
23% Feb
5
Smith
(A)
76
Dec
28
88
Mar
8
76% Jan
2
80% Feb
23
f
88 "
Aug
3
102
92
Jan
6
r
94
Feb
5
;
14% Jan
4
21% Jan
2
,
25
Feb
8
Feb
23
22% May 26
16
Feb
14
25% Nov 24
106
Jan
20
118% May 24
3% Jun
29
5% Dec
11
7% July 25
Jan
30
28
25% Mar 15
113
Mar 15
2874 Feb
120
Socony
13
4% Jan
3
574 Jan
2
9 % Jan
8
Jan
6074 Dec 22
53% Apr
14
36% Jan
3
3974 Sep
28
55% Dec 30
45
Feb
1
42
4
53% Jan
17
31 Ye Dec
6
Jan
3
5274 Jan'
64% Feb
45
Jan
Carolina
5
5%
3
12
x33% Jan
3
10% July 12
1374 Mar 16
1174 Jan
2
1274 Jan
30
Southern
18% Dec
23% May 25
19% Jan
2
21% Feb
24
South. Indiana
3674 Jun
'
18
'
35% Mar
Southern
9
Co
i
•
Apr 11
67% Dec 21
35% Jan
43% Mar
3
Southern
Natural
63% Mar 15
74% Feb
5
Southern
Pacific
11
51% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
64
Feb
9
Southern
5374 Jun
29
70
Dec
26
68% Jan
15
7574 Feb
10
68 % Jun
28
67% Dec
27
67
July 12
14% Oct
13
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
27
6% Jan
2
7% Jan
29
30% July 12
49
Jun 27
i 10%
40
;
Jan
2
4
7574 Mar
4% Jan
3
10% Feb
15
5
Apr
5
7% Oct
6
60
Jan
3
Oct
17
77
Jan
30
80
89% Dec
28
101% NOV 15
100
Jan
3
105
20% Jun
26
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 30
66% Aug
1
15 y8 July
5
29% July 26
106% Jan 25
20
81
26
Dec
28
33% Dec
18
13% Dec 28
85
Sep
21% Dec
40
113
25
2574 Jan
4
9
3
81
1974 Jan
2
22
74 Feb 27
Square
D
36% Jan
26
43
Mar
Squibb
(E.
30
106
Mar 16
93% Mar 15
3
July 13
July 13
10% Dec
8
77% Mar 27
160
174
Tor xootnotee
see
Inc
3
22% Jan
47% Jan
Corp
Mar 22
Mar 22
page
22.
2
9 % Mar 13
66% Mar 14
142'% Mar 14
158% Jan 25
Conv
2
109% Jan
30
26% Feb
8
96
$4
13% Feb
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13%
10%
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4274
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11%
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17%
.
107
21%
1
preferred
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Mar
40%
1174
1
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70
/ 300
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'
55 YA
17%
32%
21%
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19-
Mar. 14
2174
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91
118
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2,500
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30
35
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5
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91
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25
Spear & Co
13
Feb
»
Railway common__No par
preferred!
100
Ohio
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55 %
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9
v
50
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60%
14% Feb
Jan
1
non-cum
&
10
106
34 34
10 34
38%
26 74
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'
pfd__100
Spalding-(A G). & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
5
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77
5%
Mobile
100
106
347a
11%
34
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15
27
Mar 14
30
Inc
17
11% Jan 17
96% May 24
121
Mar
29% Feb
July 13
136
Feb
2
8974 Jan 31
4% July 13
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-
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11
Mar
Nov
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9
91
118
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1774
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100
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2174
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100
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4474
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3574
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36
44,300
5574
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35%
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88
3974
107
10%
21%
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preferred
8%
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-
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
18
28
*
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South Amer Gold & Platinum
South
3574
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100
v;
32%
40%
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18
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51
7
3974
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4,500
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Mar. 13
33%
80%
37%
Corp
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74
87
Tuesday
Mar. 12
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I-
19
106 74
1474
10%
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34%
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25
preferred
13%
93
18%
117
14%
10
88
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Mar. 10
Smith & Corona Typewriters-No par
2
Feb
4.20%
13%
93
18%
347a
19
14
1074
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15
1
1
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87
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130
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8
35
33% Oct
3
Shell
9
17
4
75
75
July 13
20% Jan
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17% Mar
11% Jan
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,
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: 19
31
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13
130
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6% Jan
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,
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130
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106
122
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23
108
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207
3674
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31% Mar 14
37
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207
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3274 Jan
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64
90
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45-74
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207
92
100
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v
780
41
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62
92
5
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preferred
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99
43
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93
common
3
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26 :
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4
share
3874
99
4274
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35
100
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89
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38%
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43%
225
3574
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33
99%
43
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3574
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8
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3874
99
21%
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2
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130
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if.
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3.35%
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10
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.
43 %
100
1274 Jan
-
3874
9874
45
100
preferred
preferred
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1950
38 74
100
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14% May 31
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1074-
101 %
12
Jan
58%
10%
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15
15% Mar
58%
10%
4474
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30
57%
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6
1374 Nov
57%
10%
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29
3
57%
10%
;.
3574
Dec
88
57%
10%
35%
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5% Jan
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58
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5,300
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35%
4474
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2,500
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22%
36%
25.
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9,700
32%
3274
101
22
43674
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19%
19
32%
101
2.900
21%
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22%
19%
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39
22
1874
common
9,400
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12,600
2274
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4,400
1974
preferred
28
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52%
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51%
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153/4
1974
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51%
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16
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45 74
650
32
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31
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18 74 Feb
8
55
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58
25
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1.100
10,300
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1 9%
Jan
91
8
16
94
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Mar 14
1774 Dec
31
Feb
1574
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3.65%
16
;
16
23 YB
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13
60
105
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19
340
1
45
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100
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3
33
98%
105
65%
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18%
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2674
220
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1974
100
2174
6 5 74 '
38%
3374
100
21%
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38
5
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5
$4
.
2
5
Jan
20
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preferred.;.
100
19
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100
4474
26%
series
3774
33
'100
45%
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Louis Southwestern
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•.
3874
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Light & Power Co_No par
non-cum
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1074;
100
37 %
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1974
19%
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11,700
3374
52
103
106%
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1
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33%
51%
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Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co common—i_No par
8
Mar 13
;
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33%
30
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103
35%
1
1st pfd
4.40% series A
Savage Arms Corp
„.—,
3
38
Works Inc
t
33%
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303/4
774
4174
10
3074
5274
31,300
148
10
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2874
39%
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10
107
774
700
14,500
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9474
5174
8
45,400
31
148
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31
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7,900
1,300
10
45
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37 b
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33%
•
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v
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St Regis Paper
26
107
25
33% Jan
100
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,■
374
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106%
5374
20
1974
33
103 '.
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1
95
29%
8
4074
I
20
Joseph Lead Co
5%
8
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No par
iV"tTV 'v-
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St
19
2174 Jan
101% Sep
6
St
2
18% Mar 14
Jun
Jan
Feb
9274 Mar 12
47% NOV 25
104
126
4
3974 Dec
20
:
2
10
Oct
96
1
Feb
Feb
11% Jan
Corp
common
Metal
preferred
St Joseph
13
20 % May 24
1
94
St
5
Jan
3
6
i! :■.'<*
4 %
2
7174 Feb
246
29
13
28
30% Feb
Mar 14
Oct
Apr
105 % Feb
~
12
12% Dec
38% Aug
.;
10
21
28% Sep
:
60 Vs Jan
21
1274 Jan
-
10
6
2274 Jan
Co
7
107%
:5274
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8%
1
Controls
El
&
44
95
29%
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20
Co
(The)
(Jacob);
Safeway
9
Feb
Gas
Art
Ruppert
9
101% Jan
2
Jan
22
Dec
98
Jan 24
7% July 13
85
Jan
62% Dec
30
240
Jan
*
24% Dec
27
25
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,
9874 Mar 13
55
Mar 24
42 % Jun
28
Inc
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107%
32%
.32
30
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/
44
963/4
107 %
107%
5374
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.
No par
Royal Typewriter
6
3974 Mar
99% Dec
22
„__No par
preferred series A
Ronson
21
100
Copper Mines
Haas
&
4%
1
;
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Mills
Rochester
23
17
11
Feb
Oil
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
2
107
Mar 13
Richfield
15
July 13
43%
1
Ritter
9
20% Jan
July
Manufacturing Co
24
28
18
1—100
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k
10%
series
11
42
150
10%
series
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393/4
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9
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154
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41%
157
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44
42%
156
156
3%
100
1
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<
30% Feb
105 •
20,300
10%
Jan
May 12
1
19% Feb
1374'
10%
% Jan
107
5.700
13
10%
7
20% Mar
li%'
10
50% Mar 15
33 % Mar
51,300
99
19%
10%
23
109% Feb
18 YB
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,
10%
14
93% Jan
17%
99
10%
11
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18 %
100
10%
preferred
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21
lo
17%
10
convertible
3174 Dec 27
107% Nov 27
13
13
Mar 17
102
33% Feb
18%
mo
■
3%
30
36
July 13
Jan
19
7,100
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3%
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19% Mar 24
60%
Jan
,
13 1/4
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9
28
30
63%
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21
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50c
s
>62 %
9%
*96%
1
Inc
53% Dec
3
■
Dec
500
200
1,300
•
3%
5
107% Feb
x
*27
5%% convertible preferred
Reynolds Spring Co^
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
23
16
19%
*11%
24% Dec
13
4% Jan
30
Mar 13
95
2
>
98% Jan
105% Jan
99% Mar 31
19 %
11%
'
108% Jun
19%
19%
-,'y"
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A__100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
Rexall Drug Inc
;
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com—:__No par
5
15
43
27
Republic
5
Jan
*42%
11%
Motors
$1
30
8% Dec
100
44
27
112% Mar 15
7% Nov 24
*42%
12
2
July 13
44
27%
49% Feb
'/' 5 '
*42%
5,500
12
41% Mar 14
8% Feb
2.100
27%
13
31% Jan
23 y2
12,%
10% Feb
118% Jan
28
28%
2
4
2774
12%
1
10
2774
*27%
11% Feb
Jan
28%
12%
8% Jun 30
;
27%
28%
u
7
29
12%
Republic Aviation Corp
28% Jan
27%
*27%
common
Republic Pictures common
30
28%
5
100
50c
25c
Co
9
32% Nov 24
28%
9%
4
117% Dec
29%
16%
4% Jan
3
1/iOO
*28%
10%
16% Jan
13
37
17%
3% Mar 14
Jan
49
3674
10
12% Mar 15
14% Jan
49
3674
17
28
103
49
36%
17%
30
/
48%
36%
10%
5% Jan
47% Nov 20
50
36%
17%
16% Dec
13
48%
37
10%
25
23% Jan
51%
37
11
July 13
;
50%
37
17%
3
9% Jan
52%
37
19 %
.
,
Shares
51%
37%
17%
pfd 3%%
$4.50
Reo
Sales for
the Week
t per share
*10%
Remington-Rand
23
18% Mar 15
share
Co—
&
Mfg
Conv
18% Mar 10
90
19% Dec 27
•
$ ner satire
ver
50c
Reliance
Feb
Fridav
Mar. 1(1
Mar. 15
S
37%
div
28% Mar
6
Thursday
Mar. 14
J ner share
t per share
19 %
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.2*
13% Feb
93% Aug 22
20
10% Jan
x25
Wednesday
prior preference
10
Stores Corp
;
No par
Reeves
Reis
/', /
••
.
TRICES
Mar. 13
—_No par
Co
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
51% i- 52%
Rayonier Inc common
/
$2
preferred
5
7
(12% Mar 30
Tuesday
Mar. 11
t per share
-1
25
Reading Co common
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
.5
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Mar. 10
f per share
*24% Jan
AND
Saturday
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
f per share
I per share
t per thare
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
*10 7 74
1 08
79
x22
42%
*107%
24(4
'
2474
24%
94 74
94 74
*9474
9%
"6974^
10
69%
Feb
$6
prior
preferred
No par
*145
146%
Feb
$7
prior
preferred
No par
*164%
166
974
69
-
-
2,100
-
79%
79%
7974
79
79%
79%
79%
7974
79%
200
22
21%
22
2174
21%
2174
22
2174
22%
3,600
41%
42%
4174
42%
4174
4274
4274
42%
~
42%,
108
2474
95
10
69%
*107%
24
*94
9%
6674
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146
♦144%
163%
165
162%
108
24%
95
974
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93%
9%
106
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23%
94
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106
23%
93%
974
9%
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146
142%
142%
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162%
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162%
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108
23%
160
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8.400
-
360
11.800
9,500
300
1,600
Volume 173
Number 4993
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1189) ' 21
--NEW
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
t per share
61;
Range Since Jan. 1
loco
V
Jan 25
90% Jan
917/e Dec 29
44
42% Feb 14
30% Dec 30
66
92
Jan
25% Jan
25
-4
35
18
104
18% July 13
Dec
26
100"
Dec
48-
Jan
Dec
40
Dec
12% July 14
16
July 12
981
Feb
39% Feb
'
10% Jun
3
27'
20% Sep 28
38 %
July 13
8% July 17
93% Dec ' 1
55% Feb
Standard Oil of Indiana
13
Standard Oil of New Jersey
38
Feb
10
Mar 15
Jan
40% Jan
Jan
14
'
105% Mar
4
44% Feb
16
2
15% Feb
Mar
3
25
Stewart-Warner
20% Feb
8
Stokley-Van Camp Inc commoa„il^;i
,,5% prior preference..20& Webster
No par
18% Mar
<27% Jan
2
;; 35 V* Mar
Stone
Studebaker
17
Sunbeam
12% Jan
27
Sun
'
Feb
67% Jan
72% Jan
117% Feb
10
119% Jan
5
17% Jan
10
21% Feb
19
24% Jan
29
<36% Feb
Sun
19
24 % Oct
18
20 % Dec
19
Mar 14
23
29% Jan
17<
31% Mar 15
14% July 12
July 13
22%
49
8% July 12
Jan
3
93/4 Mar 30
35
4
Jan
11
17% Jan
43 % Jan
24% Feb
8
2
4
5
34
6
13% Jan
18
23% Jan
2.
88% May 31
10 % Oct 25
86
.
Jan
Jan
30
<=
Mar
95% Mar
2
10% Jan
?
5
i
lg,;r
i8 %
18%
17%
423/4
•
423/4 •
X42
42
14%
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14%
'
537/8
1,000
14%
1,200
38%
383/4
38%
387%
98%
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99%
99%
99%
415/8
413/4
41J/8
42
42%
43
3,300
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17%
17%
173/4
1734
4,900
{
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38%
173/4
18%<
18%
235/s
22%
231%;
34%
35%
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34%
32
333%
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323/4
31%
32
52%
11%
52%
51%
52%
51
513/4
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98
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170
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23
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23
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33
33 %
32%
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31%
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53
5,600
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31%
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24
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300
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71
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90
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183/4
90
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24
2,700
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321/4
33
33%
33
33
33
4,200
313/4
32%
31%
33
24%
24%
31%
32
20
24%
24%
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7,300
23%
23
23
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227/8
12.50
2234
23%
59%
59%
59
23%
59%
583/4
59
58%
583/4
59
59%
11%
12
1,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
10,200
B called
ser
Biscuits
,<
100
41
14%
22%
.
9,600
40%
183/4
19
1,100
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537/a
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23%
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r.
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42
'
18
18%
39%
100%
-
43"
•
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101
42 -
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33,000
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102
227/b
18%
33%
1950
Inc
12 %
10c
25
20%
47%
*118
t
11%
,
25
34%
*14
Sylvania Elec prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
Syxington Gould Corp
1
•-
<
12 %
11%
392
387
_50
Swift & Co
1
39%
101
^
*
19
Swift International Ltd
11
«
23
24
Paper Co com
10
preferred
100
Sweets Co of America (The) __4.16%
8
>43^
223/4
102
34%
102
No par
No par
2nd pfd ser
conv
•=
*18%
4%%
19
40
s-
Sutherland
18
16% Jan
Mar 13
8% Mar 13
10
13% Jan
2
26% Apr
5
Feb
50
pfd
conv
39 %
102%
4^
100%
34
102
23%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
122% Jan 24
Mar 14
11
Apr
9
141/8
.
,*18%
Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A
4%% conv pfd series B
5%%
18
Feb
•
423/4
14%;
17%.
No par
1
series
Sunshine
3
431/4 r
14%
102%
333/8
S3
14%
15,500
102
227/b
*14%
23,300
61%
100%
;
225%
14%
*53
46%
603/4
s
Corp
Oil
4%'/fc
9
19
Jan
410
2
15% Mar
/«
15
3
40% Oct
3
60% Mar
Mar 14:'
-355
<
114% Jan
13
18% July 13
Jan
14
45% Aug 23
' Oct
6
3
5% Jan
11
116
20
9% Jan
Nov
26% Feb
10
17% Dec 30
July 17
July 13
9% July 11
-
33% Jun
»
8
Jan
56
11% May 11
370
-
33% Mar
21% Jan
Dec~19
63% Apr
103
53
54
*53
,
45
61%
24%
Sunray
'
<
r
54%
*101
__1
A preferred
Co common....,
Class A 4%% preferred
19
99
23%
4434
24
—
Chemical Corp comdmn
$4.50
7
4'
x97% Mar 14
9
30
195
Corp
22%
42%
™„,
53% Feb
9
19
25
79
..
7
Jan
163/4 Jan
103
2
26
23%
43%
•
Share*
4.4%
,
341/4
102%
•
43%
5
—„
23%
333/4
t
44 Va
39%
100
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Salci fM
«»e Week
tper share
60
1
1027%
35%
103
54 %
<
2
Corp
34%
103
14%
;__5
preferred
(J P) & Co Inc__
35%.
104
45
62%
*53 V*
1
19% Feb
-
17% Dec
xl22
19
Jan
Inc
35%
*103
23%
3/8
61%
101 %
*43%
3%%
24% Feb
Apr 18
72% Oct 25
'
L 3—:—No par
Stores
35%
104
23 Va
Stevens
2
101
63%
4
4
2
Bros
44
103 %
17
19% Jan
10% Jan
62%
101%
-49% Jan
•<
17% Jan
42% Jan
64%
104%
common
Sterling Drug Inc common
39% Mar 12
41% Mar 14
"
•
63 y8
103%
35%
Sterchi
=
64%
*102%
(The)
'
105%
10
Starrett "Co
46
64%
104% Jan
x98 % Mar 14
7
Ohio
of
44
104%
preferred series A
_100
Steel Spring common___l
convertible preferred
50
4%
13
2
Oil
I per share
1,300
47
45%
25
3%%
ifirfK--.
Mar. 15
t per share
„25
Standard
5
56% Feb
,.36% Jan ' 2
•
Standard
9 :
24% Feb
2
Thursday
Mar. 14
S per share
93%
471^
PRICES
Wednesday
'
18
o
93%
BALK
Mar. 13
I per share
45%
—
•
10
10% Jan
71
issued"
Feb
'•
11% Nov 24
-
15
116% Oct
»..
"When
Jan
53
23% Apr 27
36% Oct
7
25% July 17
13
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 12
# per share
Standard Oil of California—No par
5
49% Feb
•
-21% Apr 21
15% Jan
2
'"'18 '"■* Nov 24 ••w<16% Jan-*\2.
163/4 July 5
163/4 July 13
98% Feb
.
33% Mar 15
48% Dec 18
' Jan
Par
66
103% Nov 24
12
10
Mar 13
21"% Jan
10
21
30% Apr 27
Sper share
105
102
Sep 28
29
LOW AND
Monday
Mar. 10
4
30
1
34
RECORD
\
Saturday
EXCHANGE
2
54% Nov 28
26% Mar
STOCK
STOCK
90% Jan
23
6
YORK
,59% Jan
30
Aug 17
Oct
NEW
Highest
t per share
$ per share
,
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
12%
370
20%
375
19%
47%
122%
11%
11%
193/4
28%
29%
94%
9%
9%
8%
*13%
*5%
135%
57%
•33%
33%
362
1,900
362
283/4
1,100
6,400
*94%
91/4
83/4
13%
13%
46
116
800
20
11%
11%
11%
1,000
34%
345%
3434
353/8
10,300
15%-
*14
16
28%
8%
:
83/4
100
X29 %
29%
15,200
95
♦94%
15%
29%
28 3/8
95%
.
19%
46
♦113
116
*11%
16
27%
95%
.
19%
46%
*113
35
*14
183/4
*45
<
11%
34%
16
*94%
9%
,
355
18%
45%
116
11
35%
21%
94%
94%
355
<
19
45%
116
11%
*14
29%
94%
9%
29
'
357
18%
47
34
15%
355
120
*11%
35%
*14
;
32
'
46%
*116
?
365
183/4
47
118
34%
35%
16
360
20%
47
118
*11%
«.
32%
X93 %
93%
60
8'/a
9%
12,100
8
7/a
T
11% Jmy 11
15
17
7% Apr
4% Nov 30
Nov
12% Jan
18
5
Jan
3
257/8 Dec 29
25
59% Jan
25
82% Dec 30
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
17
14
Mar 14
Feb
23
2.
343/e Mar
81% Jan
2
94 % Feb
23% Jan
2<
Jan
Talcott Inc
21
6% Jan
23
Telautograph Corp
5
97% Nov 25
20% Feb
39% Nov 24
347/a Mar
28% Feb
90% Mar 15,
16
105
Jdn
9
Texas
30
53
July 17
89% Sep 22
44
Feb
85
Jun
14
Nov
Jan 10
76% Jan 25
80
17
90% Feb
26
19%
Dec~27
18
Jan
10*
23% Mar
Gulf
30
21% Dec 26
20
Jan
11,
233,e Mar
3
14
43
125/8 July
5% Jan
3
.—10
377%
38%-
89
89
5
31%
90
89
893%
88%
89
24%
243%
24
243/4-
933%
90'%
92 %
/■SO 3%
377%
35%
363%
36 %
363%
355%
21'%
22%
<215%
22%
22%
22%
22%,
22%
.22%
225%
25,400
213%
223%
21%
22
213%
22
22%
22%
5,300
12%
11%
12
113A
113/4
12
12
T
12%
12%
1,600
38 %
38%
39
38
38
38
38 5/a
16%
>
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
*4-1
41%
*41
*5
53%
5
297/e Feb
2
Thomas
*26%
243/* Jan 23
25'
7-
.
42% Dec 18
103
34
Nov 24
Feb
1"
..s,
Mar 14
100% Mar
11% Mar
41% Jan
103
6
Jan
7
17
5
.
6
30
Jan
22
Jan
3
38% Dec
28
32
Mar 14
38% Jan
Tide
13% Jun
27
20 % Nov
24
19 % Jan
2
25% Mar
Timken-Detroit
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
443/4 Nov
15
43% Jan
4
49% Jan
Timken
10
30
x93/4 Jan
4
10 5/a Jan
Toledo
•
Dec
3 % Mar 15
4% Jan
$3.50
Lowest J
Range Since Jan.1
Lowest
;[• Highest
Highest
I
14% July 13
153/8 Jun 29
I per share
,
23/
30
16% Jan
223/8 Mar 15
22
Nov
13
113% Jun
12
104% Jan
3
Jan
3
17% Dec
18% July 17
32% Jun 29
25% Jan
v
36 % Jan
2
165%
165%
165%
83/4
8'%
X8%
8%
1
15
Edison
Co
■7. 353/4
*100%
par
;i;-:
(The);
'.,'7' "v
..
Transamerlca Corp
World Airlines
2
2
Trans
25% Feb
9
29
16% Jan
10
18'% Feb
9
Truax-Traer
6
20% Jan
11
243% Feb
9
34% Mar
39
9
35% Feb
Mar
8
$1.50
16
13
33% Jan
4
41
Jan
16
5%
2
8% Jan
6
12
Jan
26
Twin
8
conv
Transit com__No
prior preferred
conv
Coach
Co
9
34
30 %
9
*100%
253%
9
1
*
34
32%
33%
32
22%
23%
225%
45%
46
/
443/4
103%
'
10%
10%
30%
Monday
HIGH
Tuesday
Mar. 12
SALE
v
9%
1,300
35%
12,300
100 Va
*33%
3%
303%
303/4
3%
*30 Va
17
163%
17%
16%
24
24%
23%
233/4
21%
223%
*213/4
' 22%
*21%
11%
11%
109 %
11
110
"
1093/4
17
17%
17:%
17%
163%
22%
23 Va
22%
22'%
213%
34%
34%
*101%
102%
par
12'%
12%
12
50
*36%
36%
10%
103/4
16'%
16%
23
243%
163%
32%
5,500
23%
15,800
443%
45%
4,400
103%
10%
10%
16,900
16%
*34%
35
34%
*101%
102
*101%
12 %
12V4
123%
36%
36 Va
36%
363%
10%
10V4
97%
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 16
the Week
$ per share
•
163/4
16%
11,800
23 Va i
23'/a
14,500
Ye
22%
11%
11%
11%
109%
1093%
.1093/4
109%
16%
16%
16%
215%
"22%
22
223/a
11
■
*343/4
*21 %
*34%
35
23
35
12%
133/a1
101% 102
133/a
13%
37%
39%
X39%
9%
9%
93/4
*101%
•
123%
37%
10
9%
163%
23%
22
/
34%
37
Shares
16%
102
12%
10
,
223%
22
35
■
32%
22%
45%
Mar. 15
223%
21%
►101% 102
*34%
32%
23
Thursday
16»%
24%
1?
22%
200
t per share
1093%
113/4
115%
1093%
50
2,000
10%
11%
109
113%
110
30%
•
;
32
< per share
24%
-
3 V41
443%
Mar. 14
*
9%
.;
22%
*
Wednesday
tper share
1,100
PRICES
Mar. 13
I per share
2,100
'
34%
103%
103/«
350
5%
26 %
100%
t
45
10%
5%
34%
22%
463%
'
500
41
26%
*
200
4,100
:
101%'
323%
23%
-
5
2,800
34
33%
32
*30%
41
253/4
9
9
4,300
*100%
1015%
33%
30%
40
*43%
34%;
22%
»-
,
1
Twin City Rap
5
*223%
No par
<137% Jan
8%
40
>;
253/4
16%
5
No par
5
43%
25 Va
1015% t,
3%;,;
3%
40
333/4
113%
Co
83%
355%
v
34%
'W
8'%
5
*100%
i'fV
8%
46
*1093%
preferred
102
Jan
35%
32
8%
34%
1
$4,50 prior preferred
/
9
11
83%
16%
24%
-
20th Century Fox Film com—No par
993/4 Jan
9%
16%
40
253%
25%
36
35%
4%
*16%
8%
0:
41
163%
46
No par
common
preferred
Coal
■
100%
*30
Mar. 10;
Transue & Williams Steel——No par
__5
2
.
85%
35%
f per share
2
Inc
Corp
-
26%
100%
3%
40
<
;
163%
•
233%
.7
20
5
5
*38
34
10%
Par
.77.
-
12 3% Jan
5
10
36 •;
1015%
Saturday
110% Feb
13
41%
t
82%
23%
*
*
2
Jan
39
LOW AND
27'% Feb
$6
,
26%
26%
32%
7 46
5
STOCK
Tri-Continental
12
*38%
: ,*
4
107
3%
*31
10
No par
20% Jan
-
9%
■v
100
5
EXCHANGE
•
i
■■.
—5
Jan
13% Apr
Apr
9% Oct
Jan
10 '/a Jan
110 % May 17
103
21
16 5%
9
Axle
.
27
17
8 7%
■
No par
—t
$ per share
195% Dec
*16%
1
Roller Bearing™
NEW YORK
,
,
$ per share
253/4 Dec
-
preference
stocks
V.
No par
s
Water Associated Oil
Range for Previous
Year 1950
38%
Thompsoh-Star^ett Co com__No
353/8 Feb
22
125%
38%
Qo (The)-;
Thompson (J R)
4
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
preferred—.
1
6
'
12%
No par
Steel
5% Feb
21
22%
6
425% Feb
Feb
21
2
'6
3
22'%
7,200
223%
6% Jan
4% Mar 13'
10
18
22'%
"s
<
Nov
43/4 Jan
22 3%
26%
50c
common
25
29% Jan
95
26%
45% Feb
83/4 Oct
8
"4
1
95
26
Mar 13
18
5
85%
95
255%
2
28 % Nov
8% Jan
833%
92%
25%
8
3
983/4 Aug
83%
93
25%
27
17% Jan
83/b July 13
86
92%
9% Jan
40
4,400
10,800
833%
18% Jan
-
37
26%
5"
8% Jan
353/4
96%
133/4 Jan
.
36
93'
86
preference.
Fair
895%
24'/a
"*
91
25%
31
Thermoid Co
89%
24
84%
preferred..;
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common-,—5
The
89%
24%"
915%
94%
100
97%
r
31
20
14,100
13,700
88%
235%
263%
common
conv
1,500
5,400
26%
$1.25 :conv
$2.40
300
53%
313%
31
26%
14% Jan
42% Oct 20
5% July 13
88%
133%
53%
;
263%
102% 103%
100
40% Jan
30
7
87%
*13%
53%
31
-___No par
Co_^_
2
5 3% Dec
I per share
37
27
5
2% Nov
Textron Inc
293%
923%
113/b Feb
4
Dec
1
5% '
(
25%
Trust—
certificates
Utilities
*13% ' 133%
5%
30
95%
«
37% Jan
9 Va Oct
3
94% Jan
share
Sub
Land
•
1
Apr
33% Jan
10
5V4
323/4
93
25%
953%
Apr
1
133/4 Sep 18
363/4 Jan
Mar
5%
293/4
24 B%
25%
.♦95%
Pacific
13%
5%
89%
_10
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
7
3
15
903%
Xl3%
33%
53%
No par
Texas
7
'7% Jan
'
14
33
Producing Co
9
27% Feb
103% Mar 10
30
30% Jan
32
90 Va
,
Gdlf Sulphur
J
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
44% Jan 16
7
25% Mar 14.
14
,_25
Texas
Texas
Jun
Corp
Texas Co
16
13 5%
5
Tennessee
2
■i
—9
'
17
635/8 July 13
10
(James)
101%
40
9%
400
28,800
320
2,900
i
15,400
900
200
15,400
3,250
4,600
U
10
397/8 July 14
10% July 17
263/4 Jan 13
40 Va July 17
110% Oct
30
Jan
30
96
90% Jan 30
103
Jan
24% May
24
2
13'/8 Jun 22
13
Jan
2
157/8 Mar
473/4 Dec
19
473/4 Jan
2
53% Feb
14
13% Jan
10
12% Jan
2
143/4 Feb
6
39'/a Nov 24'
37% Jan
10
44% Jan
19
553/4 Dec
53% Mar 14
593/8 Feb
9
110% Mar 16
112% Feb
11
114
July 7.
103%'Aug 18
100
357/8 Dec
105
Feb
17
101
94
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28
Feb
23
96
104% Jan
3
107
Mar
Jan
Mar
30
34
25
98 3/4 Mar 13
2
7
11
7
27
50
Jan
9
54
Aug 21
50 3/a Jan
8
52
Feb
31
May 12
13
38
Dec
30
36% Feb
27
40
Jan
37% Dec
18
33% Jan
25
40% Feb
Mar 13
112 % Jan
25 Va Jan
106% Jan
3
133/a Jan 25
79% July 11
24% July 17
106
Dec
18
7% Mar 28
32% July 12
Mar 20
107
243/, Dec 27
1033/4 Dec
33
22% Jan
Mar 29
48
30
32
50
4
Dec
Mar
6
29% Jan
3
35
Jan
4
109
22
21
20
44 Va Mar 13
Asbestos &
Preferred
Mar
Mar 13
Air
Lines
51%
common
*38
5
37%
100
107%
10
27%
100
116
United Biscuit of America—_No par
$4.50 preferred —
—No par
Carbon
30% Mar 16
Inc
preferred
United-Carr
&
32%
108%
Carton Corp
_10
Co
No par
Fastener
4
2
59 Va Jan
2
19% Jan
10
23
29% Apr
18
26% Jan
25
29% Feb
United Gas
16% Dec
18
15 Va Mar 13
18% Feb
15% July 13
15% July 13
24
18% Jan
9
22% Feb
46%
51
51
513/4
38
38
38
333/4
34%
33.3/4
35%
107 7/8
1077/a
1073/4
*107%
1073/4
GOO
27%
28,100
108
273/4
26%
116
119%
32 3/4
323/8
*108%
110
2
180% Mar 14
Feb
323/4
45%
30'/«
30
30
4%
4%
*46
46%
4%
47
4
*45%
*32%
:
26%
*112
32%
32%
110
18 7%
*
*107%
27%
115
*108%
•30
30%
107%
26%
*112
109
44%
9
24% Mar
32%
109
453/4
13
124
327%
110
107%
27%
H43/4
45
Feb
2
1073/4
26%
19
73% Feb
4
107
1143/i
18%
513/4
20% Jan
Va
19%
52%
104 Va Jan
28
116
19%
,
52%
19
44%
45%
19
*45%
29%
30
30
4%
*45%
185
Jan
26
8% Jan
3
14 »/8 Dec
16
14
Jan
4
19
Jan
17
4
64% Deo 29
63
Mar
7
70
Jan
25
Mar 11
4%
10%
4%
''43%
<:
so
80
;
4%
45/8
103/a
10%
79
80
79
79
77
76 5/8
21%
22%
21
213/4
20 3/4
203/4
20%
203/4
51
513/4
51'/a
51%
50
50
68
65%
66%
4%'
10
X77
4 5/a
*10
10%
330
67%
683/4
68
693/4
20
20%
19%
20%
193/4
20%
28%
28 3/a
28
28
275/8
28
1
16%
165%
16%
16%
15%
16 3/a
155/a
16%
15%
1
20%
203/4
20 %
21
19%
20 3/a
19%
20%
19 5/8
20%
♦19%
—1
*20%
21
No par
43%
No par
*105 %
No par
20
*22%
23%
118%
119%
100
com
*182 %
5
100
*15%
-
43%
106
185
15%
653/4
66
20 3/8
203/g
42%
43%
105 %
105%
23
23%
118%
182
41%
305
22%
42%
105 %
22%
41
*104%
*193/4
20
403/4
415/B
105
*1043/4
2,200
16%
16%
16%
20,700
20
203/B
203/4
15,800
V-C
23
22%
114
112%
114
181%
181%
180%
180%
*1801/4
184
15=/a
14%
15V4
14%
14%
66 Va
*64%
66%
64
64%
55% Jan
31
U S
No par
52
52%
50 Va
51%
48%
493/a
47%
49V4
2
28% Jan
16
U S Leather Co common
No par
24%
25%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
24%
28 Va Jan
9
68% Dec 20
64 Va Feb
2
84 % Jan
16
Class A conv preferred
Nfn rv»r
*73%
73%
72
72
71
71
14%
*64
*193/4
20%
41%
41%
106
22%
153%
*70
28%
1133/s
2
76
203/4
116
*64%
11,800
20%
*273/4
115
119
182%
*19%
657/a
37% Jan
Industrial Chemicals
900
1,600
283/4
preferred
60,500
2,200
21%
preferred
Machinery
30
4%
10%
76%
68 %
Hoffman
3,400
27,400
50
20%
4% %
4
213/8
28%
7%
30%
46%
49%
28%
U S
2,000
203/4
21%
Freight Co
600
1,500
45%
*76%
70
U S
1,500
19%
10%
20%
U S Gypsum Co common
323/4
110
400
77
70
$4.50 1st preferred
115
1,500
1,500
18,600
*10
283/4
-
21% Jan
4%
45/8
22% Nov 25
22.
37/8
•45V4
10%
38% Nov 22
page
3%
4%
10
see
30%
30%
46%
*105/8
4%
10%
8% Jan
For footnotes
453/a
3%
46%
10
Certificates of interest
46 % Jan
X19
46%
13%
No par
U S & Foreign Securities
1
*108%
19
United Paramount Theatres
13
32 3/a
32%
110
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
28
115
*45%
4
3%
46%
*108%
267/a
27%
116
513/4
70 '
Co
3,500
51
5
Improvement Co
70
13,900
37%
9
United Gas Corp
35%
101
51%
54 Va Jan
United Fruit
106
373/4
22%
453/4 Feb
35%
101
35%
*22%
213/4 Feb
105%
50%
5
8
99%
34%
United
1063/4 Feb
99%
200
230
37%
United Electric Coal Cos
2
35%
100%
94%
51%
7
2
105 %
34%
99
110%
103
'
Corp
Engineering & Foundry
106%
355/8
105%
35
*105%
37
*93
36
23
7%
106%
100%
110%
*101
94%
38
Jan
12
103
*93
35
243/4 Feb
177/8 Jan
111%
*101
51%
United
393/4 Jan
*110
94%
21,700
37
United Dye &
100% Jan
111%
103
94%
6,800
55%
38
22
Nov 24
*110
*101
95
1,000
413/4
517/a
22
106% May 23
111
103
543/4
37%
43/4 Jan
81
111
*94%
123/s Jan
12
545/a
*101
94%
1
(Del)
1
Chemical Corp com_l
preferred;
100
i 40
40%
53%
36%
46
*30
393/8
13
38
46
No par
^
12%
37%
20
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
'
15
/
38%
20
United
20% Nov 27
22
103
*513/8
663/4 Nov
Mar
111%
94%
95
51%
Corp common
convertible preferred
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
189
*111
*101
No par
Aircraft
50% July 12
14% July 18
Jun
111%
103
94%
2
493/4 Mar 16
213/8 Oct 24
545/a
'101
non-cumulative preferred—50
20 Va Mar 15
135
41
53%
98%
69% Jan
90% July 26
181% July 19
42%
55%
40
54%
34%
Sep 21
53% Oct 20
143/4 Jun 30
40%
55%
*105 %
United
5
12
43%
543/4
37%
3
13
23% Jan
42%
553/4
1023%
4
42
43%
106 %
10
27% July 12
99
Oct
4
2,600
363/8
48% Jan
4% Feb
3
6,700
50%
100%
Board
49% Feb
Jan
15%
*49%
13
*105%
4% May 31
July 18
'.15
50%
12%
106%
United
4
25
15
49%
13%
36%
102%
31
13
Mar 29
143/4
50%
*13
36%
Jan
18
July 17
15%
50
13%
Oto
4 V2 %
33/e Jan
16
153/8
51
13%
'111
No par
1—No par
$4 series
15
50%
13%
'105%
5%
45% Jan
58
55%
15%
51%
133/a
25
3
39
43 %
15%
51
50
United
Feb
26% Jan
Mar
No par
No par
series
$3.50
Preferred
4%
3
Jan
51%
-133/4
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series—i__No par
United
12
123/B Aug 21
78 3/4 Mar
3
15%
*133/8
1
Co_
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
83/8 May 22
33/8 Jan
15%
513/4
5
No par
Rubber
Union Tank Car Co
28 7/e Feb
122
17% Jan
107
Sep 28
Jan
10
993/4 Jan
28
111% Sep 13
18 % Dec 29
2 3/8 July 12
36% July 11
23
Jun
112
Dec
Union
Union Pacific RR Co common
109% Jan
Jan
Jun
81
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Union Oil of California
397/8 Feb
18
3
223/s
14%
65%
»
O 4*
22%
114
*180%
14%
*64
16,500
20%
100
42%
8,400
106
80
22%
1,100
117%
15,000
184
14%
65%
270
2,400
70
491/4
1
50
495/8
51%
7,000
23%
24%
24 %
24%
9,300
*71
75
*71
75
200
20
The ^Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1188)
NEW
Year 1950
Range Since
25
47% Jan
2
54% Feb
10
13
36% Dec
30
36
3
37% Feb
13
20 Vi Jun
2g
28 Va Dec
30
27% Mar 15
32% Feb
8
Jun
19
89% Feb
9
39% Jan
44
Feb
37
Feb
i'30
July
MO % Jun
4%
t\ 22
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
v,.'
July 3
12% Oct
23
Reeves
Reis
X25
Jan
62% May 15
14% Feb 20
59
Jan
14
Va Jan
2
93 y2 Aug
22
90
Jan
11
10 ye Jan
13
19% Dec
27
3% Jan
25
16% Dec
July 13
5% Jan
11% Feb
1
30
12% Mar 15
16% Jan.
9
30
3% Mar 14
4% Jan
4
10% Feb
13
47% Nov 20
117% Dec
24
July 13
7% Nov
24
43 'A Dec
112
'•
«
139
10
Dec
39% Jan
7
50
108% Jun
8% Feb
2 8'/a
277a
27%
28
23%
2,100
"42%
44
•42%
44
"42%
43
42%
42%
42
42%
427a
42%
33
33%
32
32
32'A
32'A
"16
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
19%
X183A
19'A
187a
19
16%
167b
25
45
Feb
162
Feb
2
42% Jan'
95
28
Mar 13
Jan
98% Jan
17%
17%
17
17%
163A
10 VA
10%
10
10'/a
9'A
No par
•27%
28%
."27%
28%
27%
27%
27
27
12%
12%
12 y4
12,%
12
12
11%
1174
:io
10
-33%
34'%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
10
"41
44
"41
96%
"95
Tob class B
Preferred
3.60%
series
4.50%
series
100
Safeway
Stores
Ronson
12
27
7- 42'/4 Jun 30
30% Feb
2
60% Jan
10
21
8
x207
v98
Jan 24
«.
75/a July 13
7 65
Apr
6
140
Oct
3
126
12% Dec
29
38Va Aug
Oct
96
Feb
2
126
Feb
2
10
137a Mar
L San
F
St
Louis Southwestern
5%
Ry Co
preferred
non-cum
41
47% Feb
14
6
101 % Sep
112% Sep
18
33% Dec
27
19
100
7
Feb
14
102
Feb
Mar 13
107
Jan
3
38
Jan
8
33% Jan
9
96
' Oct
17
90
7
115
Nov
24
112
25
Mar 13
Jan
647s
.
18%
19
9^'/4
7 *104%
105
267a
24%
130
*120
"92%
94
927a
12%
"927a
19%
197a
18%
36%
35%
35%
45%
44%
45%
44%
7
3.65%
preferred
100
12
4.30%
preferred
100
"92
101% V
106 .* -•*
35%
119%
122
35%
•"100
105
:••
16
Mar 27
2
13% Jan
2
15
Mar
Scranton
2
5
92
Mar
83% Mar 16
89% Feb
14
3
50
Dec
22
47% Jan
10
59% Feb
13
60
; Jan
3
83% Nov 20
787a Jan
25
87
16
213/aFeb
10% Jan
2
17% Jan
May 11
17% Dec 27
16'/a July 26
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8
82
31
74
3
55
Nov
24
51 % Jan
20
May 20
16% Jan
5%
Co
Air
com
5
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preferred
100
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com
series
Seaboard Finance
Jan
12
Seaboard
Oil
15
Seagrave
57%
Feb
14
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8
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1
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3
137a Nov 30
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8
8
Seiberllng^Rubber-xCo
15
10
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2
11% Jan
4
Servel Inc common„-^..^
1
10 %
29
14% May 31
98% May 17
l'
6
Dec
87% Jan
8
89
3
15% Mar
Jan
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.1,600
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387a
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99
780
44
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30
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27
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37
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6
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25
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2
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2
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10
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23
24
7
25
11 y8 Dec
14
14 '/a Oct
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13
11
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10
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30
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30
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29
5
Smith
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23
5
8
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14
3
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30
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1
45
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4
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17
42
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8
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45
3
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i
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5%
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2
197a Jan
2
40
Apr 11
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35% Jan
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5
Southern
Pacific
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50
64
9
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Southern
9
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11
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28
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67
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4
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13
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2
16% Feb
27
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2
7% Jan
29
5
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5
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6
60
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3
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28
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18
30
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28
117a Jan
25
11
113
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Nov
3
30
257/a Jan
77
2
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2
106
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3
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136
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9
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4
27
43
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2
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
Conv
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preferred
30
26% Feb
8
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96
1
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78% Feb
1
1
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104
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130
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160
Feb
8
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174
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1
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26
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36
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3
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96 74 May 24
July 13
July 13
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17
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29% Feb
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8
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105
40
non-cum
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48
5
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Sparks Withington Co
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27
80
3
21 % Dec
,
52
16%
32%
17
30
85
9
51
2,200
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54
61%
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26
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77
100
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20
4
17
81
28
5
29% July 26
106% Jan 25
757a Feb
101% Nov 15
Dec
1
15
-Southern
3
27
15
66% Aug
15% July
Feb
26
10% Feb
257/a
43% Mar
Dec
3
26
2
10
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4% Jan
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67% Dec
70
29
68% Jun
i
27
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7.50
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53
110
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32
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12
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18
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40
5874
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100
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40
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7
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18
Iron
&
39%
.
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Mar. 15
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25
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Mar. 14
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55
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6
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16
23% Feb
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&
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1
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38% Feb
Feb
Mines
HIGH
Tuesday
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138% Feb
Feb
11
28
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25
113
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AND
40?8
7 "11
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Mar. 12
7
43%
40%
par
Monday
34 %
42%
16
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Skelly
94
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King
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,
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17
Jan
25
22
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23
Jan
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5
31
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393/a Feb 16
Jan
Feb
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5% Dec 30
7% July 25
'•
53% Feb
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21% Jan
Mar
22% May 26
257/a Nov 24
14
3% Jun
8
11
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92
102
4
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3
20
17
Gas
&
(Frank
Sheraton
8
Feb
2
Aug
Feb
Jan
76% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
6
35
.
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preferred
cum
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9
4
29 % Jan
Saturday
,
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Dohme common
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Sheaffer
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17
8
88
16
37/a Mar 13
17% Mar
17
28
106
18
$4.25
5
11% Jan
Oil
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16
19% Jan
Dec
88'
'
29% Feb
58% Feb
36'/a May 29
25
Jan 12
28% July 13
.
Jan * 9
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2
17
.
LOW
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123/a Feb 19
25
217/8 Feb
'•62% July 13
108
2
Mar 15
10'/a Jan
29
75
Jan
12% Jan
24% July 12
297/a Mar 21
15
51
3
Oct
35
23
26
47/b Dec
2% Mar 31
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2
V
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31% Mar 14
1087s Apr
34% Jan
YORK
327a Jan
14
715% Jan
NEW
$ per share
8% July 12
105% Feb
6
Jan. 1
Highest
(
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share
24% Jun
33
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
;
STOCKS
1950
500
19,000
-
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5,200
2,700
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15
100
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58
8
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25
14 Va July 28
91
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Mar 14
July 17
40
Feb
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92
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38
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11,700
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39
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20
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123
2
38%
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No pgr
Mfg Co
7%
5
$4 preferred
Scovill
7%
1.40
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
26
105
21
257/a
V;v
50%
27%
7%
38%
100
Scott
16
21%
26%
52
28%
39
100
5
Schenley Industries Inc
Jan
217a
100
100
Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd
4.40% series A
Savage Arms Corp
9
25
"21%
26%
51%
52%
28%
7%
45
44%
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8
31
Feb
45%
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30
100
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13
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30
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Jan
96
20
104
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5
246
59%
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107
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100
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16
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38
33
103
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10
>
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34% Mar 15
Jun
28
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common
preferred
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I 94
71% Feb
Mar 14
11% Jan
4
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;
45
31,300
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1
1
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397a Dec 20
13
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150
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7
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31
53%
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103
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22% Jan
Dec
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St
2
4%
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33%
103
1
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Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid
Inc
Joseph Lead Co
1()
62% Dec
Works
St
Jan
240
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20
-
103
100
„
6
Jan
25
Art
33
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40%
19%
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52%
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8
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44
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154
44
107%
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9
21
127a Jan
: 28% Sep
Gas
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'
>
53%
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—No par
Feb
22
Jan
&
39'/a Mar
9
,128
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Corp
Company
4%
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41%
44
157
156
156
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1
42%
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100
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101'/a Jan
21
700
14,500
143
16
23% Oct
45,100
1
10
Jan
24% Dec
97a Jun
<
X148
(Jacob)
7
18% Dec
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7%
10
Rochester
9
1,300
31
148
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51
Mar 24
7%
43%
.
10
59% Mar
42% Mar 15
34
*
29%.
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12% Feb 21
98% Mar 13
29%
10%
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6
7,900
10
10%
3
35%
10
10'%
3
28
10
10%
8% Jan
20
10
7%
47 y2 Jan
Nov
10%
7%
May 11
55
10
7%
Robertshaw-Fulton
24
9978 Dec
10%
77 7%
Richfield
3
39% Nov 24
22
10 Va
7%
2
99% Dec
10%
7%
11
26% July 12
10%
43%
15% Jan
l
10%
20,300
370
113%
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<
10'/a
5,700
13%
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1
1
13
374
29%
28
61
13 'A
37a
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Feb
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July 13
8
127a
33A
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29%
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43% July 28
I
3%
10%
23
23% Feb
3%
427a
2
13
3%
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20
July
13'A
37a
51,300
1.1%
29%
10
'
127a
3%
18%
99
41%
93% Jan
Jan
19%
112%
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17
19%
29%
31% Jan
23
18 %
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23% Jun 22
31% Dec 27
107% Nov 27
19
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99
114%
17
18
1 Q ''o
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13
17%
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14
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62 7S
627a
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107
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100
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30
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14
13%
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17%
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105 '
800
29%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc
May 12
300
12
41%
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107
27%
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114%
24
Mar 17
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12
44%
11
102
27%
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: Jan
2
too
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9
2
7,100
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43%
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15
1,300
V
29%
58% Feb
33Va Mar
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9%
114 Va
30% Feb
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2
109% Feb
17
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10
13
9 V\
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Jan
13
21
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Jan
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July 13
19'A
No par
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23
Jan
20%
21
10
14
12
21%
63'/2
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preferred
11
28
100
conv
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9
500
200
-
,
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30
60%
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*
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1
24 y2 Dec
36
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19 ye Mar 24
17
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30
13
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17
500
34
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9
33% Feb
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11
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23
107% Feb
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•
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5
16
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4
19
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;
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30
Jan
18
Drug Inc
•
2.50
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5%% convertible preferred
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_1
5
1
34
"17
19%
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36
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5,500
prior pfd series A__100
Copper & Brass com.No par
Republic
Revere
3
25
34'A
18%
5
—
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convertible
6 %
"33 %
"17 %
10
common
preferred
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$1
5
2
105% Jan
2
*
10
Corp
Co
13
15% July
...
27%
50c
37 y8 Feb
:
29
preference
Jan
19
j.
27%
—No par
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
30
Mar 15
Jan
Reo
5
31% Jan
41
99% Mar 31
94 y2 Jan
104% Dec
Jan
$4.50
2
118% Jan
4
33'/Wan
10
Jan
Jan
38 'A Jan
6
18
23
39% Dec
49% Feb
Va Mar 15
7
Dec
32
2
28 Va Jan
13% Jan
150
98
41% Mar 14
30
32% Nov
8% Dec
•
28%
Conv pfd 3%% series
Remington-Rand common
2
28
3
13
Feb
18 % Mar 10
17
13
Jan
Mfg
22% Feb
13
20% Jan
Stores
Reliance
18% Mar 15
Jan
100
28%
50
Co—
Reliable
23
Jan
5
29»'4
1st
prior
5
64
6
9% Jan
&
div
9
Feb
23 Yb Jan
103
1.100
"28%
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.2„
28% Mar
26
20
Aug
1
10% July 17
8
13% Feb
3
11% Jan
Jan
56
V-14%
37
Reed Roller Bit Co
12% Feb
8% Jun
367a
20% Feb
21% Jan
3
36%
2
9'/4 Mar 14
-
49
3C%
17% Jan
16% Mar 14
,
49
36%
21
19
,
49
36%
18'A Dec
16
ii
48'/a
37
19% Feb
97/e Dec
£5
51%
37
10
20% Dec
V
50%
37
32
6
3
52%
37
15% Jan
Jan
Shares
51%
18
7
»
share
37 y8
34% Mar 22
-
the Week
S per
52%
51%;-
preferred—50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
:5
Mar 14-
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
t net share
s nersnare
Sale* for
'37 Va
common
non-cum
Mar. 14
Friday
4 8'A
16'A Nov
3
30
15 < July 17*
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8
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Thursday
50
preferred
Reading
•.;// Mar. 13
Wednesday
I ner share
.
TRICES
——_1
25
Rayonier Inc common
$2
Mar. Vi
t per share
1
■.
Tuesday
Mar. 10
f per share
p*r
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
*
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
■"T.
30 Ye Jan
Jan
STOCK
YORK
.
RECORD
LOW
share
*24% Jan
35
21
S per
49% Dec
•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
I per share
I per share
I per thare
NEW
Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
t
**
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
*141%
160
106
106
*
23%
23%
.....93%. .93%.
.
9%.
68 Va
143
144
161
162'%
8.400
—
360
97a
11.800
68%
.
9,500
144%
163
300
1,600
[Volume 173
Number 4995
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1189) " 21
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NEW
Lowest
Highest
Sper share
61
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
10GO
Vor
$ per share
$ per share
25
YORK
917/8 Dec 29
90% Jan
44
NEW
YORK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
98% Feb
.
5
49% Feb
10
Mar 13
13
30% Dec 30
59% Jan
2
66
Jan
18
Standard Oil of Indiana
92
90% Jan
4
105
Fpb
13
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Feb
10
25% Jan
35
-
18
•
48-
Jan
"Dec 30
104
Aug 17
26
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Dec
18% July 13
Oct 23
33% Mar 15
102 ;
40
Dec
12% July 14
16
34
July 12
98"
Feb
12
•
Jan
39% Feb
•:*
10
56% Feb
13
2
44% Feb
16
2
15% Feb
3
41% Mar 14
15% Jan
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18% Mar
20% Sep 28
17% Jan
4
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2
24% Feb
2
35 V* Mar
27% Jan
,
July 13
8% July 17
93% Dec < 1
.
Mar
71
7
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.
101
55% Feb
15
116% Oct
10
10% Jan
25
16% Jan
30
24 % Oct
18
19
25
20% Dec
10% Jan
19
Jan
72% Oct 25
67% Jan
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Bun
4
72% Jan
19
9
117% Feb
10
119% Jan
10
21% Feb
19
24% Jan
29
•36% Feb
19
23
Mar 14
29% Jan
17
31% Mar 15
22%
63% Apr
13
8% July 12
195
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3
,
9% Mar 30
35
Nov
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t
Apr
4
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3
Jan
15
24% Feb
50
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23% Jan
86
;
Jan
17
18
5
25
81% Jan
2
94% Feb
23% Jan
2
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17
90% Mar 15.
39% Nov 24
34% Mar
105
Jam
9
Texas
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Texas
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Texas
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89% Sep 22
Feb
85
14
80
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10
76% Jan
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32
31%
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32
51%
52%
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51
51%
25
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9
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11%
11%
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71 '
97%
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•
71%
119
71
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26
10
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30
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18
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10'
23% Mar
7
14
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30
21% Dec 26
20
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11
23% Mar
7
7% Jan
3
14
12 9/b
113/8 Feb
27
37% Jan
2
July
-
133/4 Jan
5*
9% Oct 20
8% Jan
3 6 3/4 Jan
40
42% Oct 20
33/8 Jan
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17% Jan
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Dec
8
94% Jan
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8 3/4 Oct
18% Jan
>
45% Feb
6
25'
7
>
34
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6% Jan
1*
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10
5% Feb
6
Nov
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42% Feb
6
22
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3
38% Dec 28
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27
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233/4
23
23%
23%
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4% Jan
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443/4 Nov 15
43 Va Jan
4
49% Jan
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10
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4
10% Jan
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Dec
30
67,400
2,700
33
32
24
4,200
33
33
33
313/4
32%
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32
33
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7,300
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23
23
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59%
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59
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59
58%
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59
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392
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360
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116
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16
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30
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116
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33%
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16
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120
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12
365
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31
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36
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37
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89
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93
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21
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22
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22
213/4
22
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12
12%
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12
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12
12
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39
38
38
38
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41
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50
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7
36
32
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350
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5
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5
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36
39
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15
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Roller Bearing—;
t-
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4,400
10,800
263/4
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1
102%. 103%
100
preferred
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90
19%
-93
Axle
Edison
1,400
25 %
Water Associated Oil
38% Jan
2
32
90
72%
120
33%
33%
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•
.
71%.
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33
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22
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39,400
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;
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193/8
51%
11
97%
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118%
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Thompson Products Inc com——5
4%
preferred—,
;
—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference
No par
103
6
3% Mar 15
•30
Steel
32%
25%
common
convertible
$2.50
,
51%
11%
98
33%
12%
5—No par
Co___
r;
Co
300
13,100
.—10
preference.
Fair
Thermoid
323/a
23%
*95%
common
conv
8,406
19
'
24
387
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
.29% Feb
,
Mar 14
100% Mar
25
The
27
Mar 13
$2.40
23
33%
$1.25 ;conv preferred—,
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.,—5
8
9% Jan
24aA dan 23
Nov 24
31
2
4% Mar 13'
•
18
42% Dec 18
103
14% Jan
"
2% Nov
Textron Inc
40% Jan 31
Apr
43
5% Jan
32
l
Apr
1
133/4 Sep 18
30% Jan
Utilities
17%
*18%
'
_10
Jl—No
certificates
share
Sub
Texas
Xl7%
par
Co
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
103% Mar 10
71
19%
•
25% Mar 14
1"
*
Trust—
Land
Pacific
17 3/4
170
24%
.-25-
a—
Producing
Sulphur
4,900
35%
5
—5
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
44% Jan 16
7
Co
17%
18
—9
(James)
Corp
16
173/4
4,900
*59%.
No par
1
Telautograph Corp
30
17%
233/o
*14
$4
preferred
Symington Gould Corp
24% Oct
17%
33%
Swift International Ltd
Texas
3,300
19
*23%
*
Sylvania Elec prod Inc com—No par
Tennessee
43
173/4
18%
25
Talcott Inc
383/4
99%
223/4
*118%
25
Swift & Co
2
38%
99%
42 %
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18%
1,200
99%
:
71
_50
23
17%
38%
1,000
14%
42
18%
ll7/8
Paper Co com
21
Xl7%
38%
100
41
14%
41%
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,
23%
97%
10c
Feb
413/4
18%
ll7/8
Oil of California
6% Jan
98%
22%
35%
343/e Mar
383/4
413/8
1,100
53%
9,600
40%
{,
52%
12.50
14
38'/a
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•
■
34%
:
1
8,000
,
231/4
14 5/a
183/4
8
2i
42
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23%
33%
*95%
Inc
11
x42
143/b
173/4
No par
Oil
10% Jan
423%
14%
22%
Jan
«
423/4
33,000
34%
102
22%
53ya
183/4
18
1
1
18%
13% Jan
5
23
*52%
<
102
34%
102
24
No par
1
Superior Steel Corp
19
:53
100%
34
19
47
Mar
223/4
102%
102
23%
118
30
.
,*18%
19
47
95% Mar
333/8
42 %;
•
15,500
102
:
22%
53
23,300
61%
24%
*18%
,118
\
223/8
463/4
60 3/4
■
Sunshine Mining Co
5
18%
34%
103
45
61%
34%
"
1
Biscuits
18%
17%
•
44%
100%
24
*
47%
82% Dec 30
44
Corp
,l8%
17%
18
122%
11%
2
97% Nov 25
v;f
18"*
333/4
39%
1001%
42
47%
16% Jan
2.
Mar 14
Jan
17%
*53
42--
*118
1
11%
12% Jan 23
TTov
53
—*
•
10
2
-' 8% Mar 13
,
7% Apr
13
Corp
101
,
-V
4%% preferred
100'
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
40
Shares
60
62%
102 y8
102%
-
23%
54%
431/4
141/4.
100%
39%
102 %
Sutherland
59% Jan 25
15 Vn Jan
39%
101 •
*101
10
3
63% July 13
20% Feb 16
39%
39%
100
T_15
54
24
:
the Week
44%
<
615/8
35V4
14%
.
*53
Feb
Mar 13
6
25% Dec 29
4% Nov 30
17
147/«
Corp
Superior
23%
122% Jan
Mar 14
34
10% Oct 25
11% Jmy 11
9
23%
45
101%
••
4'
103
22 %
*14%
series A preferred
Sunshine
18
Feb
•
18
15% Mar
26% Apr
Jan
2
88% May 31
4
15
410 *
8
11
3
343/8
103
143%
1
Oil Corp common
1
4%% preferred series A
_25
*4%%"conv pfd series B
L25
4%'/„ conv pfd ser B called
5 % %
conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
9
%•
14%
Inc
Stores
Sunray
19
3
2
5
18% July 13
60% Mar
14/•
17% Jan
6
13
3
Mar
43% Jan
Oct
79
Jan
Jan
•
114% Jan
45% Aug 23
20
26% Feb
10
11
14
116
July 13
9% July 11
9% Jan
11
17% Dec 30
July 17
103
33% Jun
*
8
Jan
56
11% May 11
370
-
33"% Mar
21% Jan
Dec~19
14% July 12
35
104
423%
Co common——No par
Class A 4%% preferred
100
5
17% Jan
Sun
35%
*103
23%
43%
Chemical Corp comOmn
$4.50
35%
104
43%
.
7
63%
103%
44%
•
17
19
49
July
'
62%
101%
54%
prior preference—20
Webster—No par
Studebaker
64%
104%
*43%
&
27
.fan
•
Sale* tee
Mar. 16
t per share
1.300
44%
'
%
*53%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—-1.,
Stone
Feb
99
Friday
Mac. 15
gper share
46
103%
—50
___5
2
7
23%
63
44
L S—:—No par
Stewart-Warner
8
35%
*'102%
—5
12% Jan
2 '
64%
.
26
17"% Dec
xl22
preferred
(The)
Bros
53% Feb
9
x97 % Mar 14
Apr 18
Thursday
t per share
Mar. 14
f per share
47
45%
105%
common—10
•
•
11% Nov 24
-
64 %
104%
-100
Spring common—1
Stevens "(J P)
■
38 %
25
Sterling Drug Inc common
3 % %
preferred
*
& Co Inc„
2
23% Apr 27
36% Oct
7
•
Sterchi
4
19% Feb
Ohio
of
Steel
Starrett 'Co
17
2
47 %
Wednesday
93%
—25
preferred series A
convertible
4%
39 % Mar 12
104 % Jan
>••49% Jan
»
16% Jan-fti.2
Nov 24
*•-18
4;
X98 % Mar 14
-
21% Apr 21
16% July 5
16% July 13
25% July 17
Jan
Jan
Oil
Standard
J 36 % Jan ' 2
48% Dec 18
'
-"3
'10% Jun 27
29
103% Nov 24
21
3%%
5
14
Sep 28
"30% Apr 27*
9
24% Feb
2
40% Jan
54% Nov 28
1
'
Standard
105% Mar
21% Jan
53
6
26% Mar
38
Mar 15
93 %
PRICES
Mar. 13
9 per share
46%
BALK
Tuesday
-
25
30
HIGH
Mar. 13
I per share
Standard Oil of California—No par
"When issued"
14
Dec
—
AND
Monday
Mar. 10
,
66
100
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
42 Vb Feb
Jan
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
35%
1,300
12,300
100% 100 y2
3%'
.
,,
1 50
2,000
*3%
3%
30%
'30%
30%
32
32%
5,500
23
32%
22%
32%
22%
23%
15,800
44%
45%
44%
45%
4,400
10%
:%
10%
10%
10%
16,900
*30%
'
1"
200
"
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest;
•
t per share
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
,
.
Highest
$ per share
t per share
,
19% Dec
30
16% Jan
253/4 Dec
27
22 3/8 Mar 15
15
22
Nov
13
113/a Jun
12
7
83/8 July 13
104% Jan
3
Jan
3
10
21
23'
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
Jan
2
10% Jan
v
107
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
;
>V;'.Par
.
>
2
16%
17
16%
17%
I6V2
16%
16%
5
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24 %
23
25% Feb
9
Transue & Williams Steel_—_No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
*22%
23%
21%
22%
*21%
22%
11%
11%
11%
109% 109 %
16 %r
17
2
12 3/e Jan
20
Jan
4
110% Feb
2
$6
Airlines
Inc
11%
No par
preferred
18% Feb
9
Truax-Traer
11
243/a Feb
9
20th Century Fox Film com„No par
36% Jan
5
35% Feb
8
'109%
29% Jan
18
43/4 Jan
3
Feb
21
34% Mar
9
99 3A Jan
9
102
11
Jan
5
.13% Jan
16
13
33% Jan
4
41
Jan
16
5%
2
8% Jan
6
12
Jan
26
Twin
Jan
5
13% Apr
13
39
Apr
9% Oct
-
Mar
8
$1.50
Coal
Co
5
17
34%
34%
'101%
102%
12'/a
12%
12
*36%
36%
10%
10%
conv
—1
Co
13
Jan
2
15% Mar
19
41% Jan
2
53% Feb
14
10t
12% Jan
2
143/4 Feb
6
37 % Jan
10
44% Jan
19
Union Bag & Paper Corp
No par
53 % Mar 14
59 3/a Feb
112% Feb
9
Union Carbide
No par
2
Un
13
39% Nov 24
553/4 Dec
114
11
July
Jan
30
90% Jan
30
Jan
24
110% Mar 16
7.
103% Aug 18,
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28
96
103
24% May
2
100
27
50
Jan
9
54
38
Dec
3
133% Jan
25
79% July 11
24% July 17
Dec
18
Jan
3
107
Mar
Jan
Mar
7
39% Feb
14
3
8
52
Feb
36% Feb 27
40
Jan
9
25
40% Feb
14
Mar 13
112% Jan
2
28% Feb
5
22% Jan
6
29% Jan
Mar 29
111% Sep 13
18% Dec 29
10
993/4 Jan
3
35
Jan
107
122
Feb
Mar
2
5
3
&
Preferred
$3.70
$3.50
15%
15
50%
423/4
43%
543/4
111%
*111
55%
111%
series—_„No par
series
No par
*101
103
*101
103
No par
43%
55%
94%
*105%
51%
51%
38%
*51%
38
38
37%
108
36%
37%
35
107%
107%
107
5% convertible preferred
100
United Air Lines Inc common—10
*107%
4%%
preferred
100
27%
*116
United Biscuit of America—No par
32%
33/8 Jan
13
4% Feb
5
45% Jan
4
49% Feb
13
4% May 31
12% Aug 21
78 3% Mar
3
43/4 Jan
July 17
69% Jan
16
Mar 29
25
20 % Mar 15
243/4 Feb
7
United Electric Coal Cos
5
*22%
39
July 18
493/4 Mar 16
54% Jan
9
United
5
52%
8 3% May
58 f
22
Jan
Mar
4
10
Sep 21
53% Oct 20
Jan
Mar
2
1
12
$4.50 preferred
United Board &
United
United-Carr
United
I-No par
10
*108%
Carton Corp
Fastener
26%
116
32%
llo
*108%
32%
4
4%
46%
*46
47
20y8
21%
20
20y4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
183/a Feb
1
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
16%
16%
9
United Paramount Theatres
1
20%
20%
15% July 13
23% Jan
12
17"% Jan
12
213/4 Feb
9
1
*20y»
453/4 Feb
9
Nov 24
393/4 Jan
2
100% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
90% July 26
181% July 19
1063/4 Feb 28
24"% Mar
135
Jun
8
104% Jan
4
124
189
Mar
2
180% Mar 14
Feb
1
13
185
Jan
26
8% Jan
3
14% Dec 16
14
Jan
4
19
Jan
17
46% Jan
4
64% Dec 29
63
Mar
7
70
Jan
25
Mar 11
22
U S
& Foreign
Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7%
U S
preferred
Machinery com
Hoffman
4%%
preferred
38% Nov 22
37% Jan
2
55% Jan
31
U S
8% Jan
10
22% Nov 25
21% Jan
2
28% Jan
16
U S Leather CO common
28 Vb Jan
9
68% Dec 20
64% Feb
2
84% Jan
16
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Industrial Chemicals
Class A
conv
preferred
43»/4
No par
No par
*105y4
*22%
20
100
118'/2
*182y4
5
*15%
100
65%
52
24%
*73%
15%
66
52%
25'%
76
197/a
68
20%
19%
20y2
27%
28
15%
19%
20
16%
15%
16%
15%
16V*
19%
20%
19%
20Ve
20%
*19%
20y8
*19%
42V*
43%
105y4
23
23%
4iy4
105
22%
42%
41
20
41%
40%
20%
4iy4
*104%
105
*104%
22%
22%
23
22'/4
112%
114
*180y4
184
119
115
116
113%
114
182J/4
182»/41
181%
181%
180%
180>/4
15%
15%
14%
15»/4
14%
14%
*64%
66%
*64%
66%
64
64y2
50%
51%
48%
49%
23%
24%
23»/4
23%
23%
24%
73>/2
72
72
71
71
*70
*19%
16Va
105'%
118%
>
76%
28
21
105%
431/*
106
185
65%
.28
20%
119%
rv»r
76%
4%
10%
77
16%
23%
No par
*76%
4%'
10
X77
20%
1
21
No par
No par
4%
10%
77
4
46%
66%
68
21%
28%
22 Vb Feb
213/s Oct 24
*10
3,400
27,400
30
60,500
v
900
3%
*45%
65y8
68%
207/a
9
42
30%
20%
15% Mar 13
106% May 23
30%
3%
*45%
'
4%
50
18% Jan
4
30%
3%
46%
4%
10%
20%
3
30
2,000
29%
3%
*45%
4%
*10
50
Jan
300
30
51%
16% Dec 18
fe18,600
30
20%
24
1,500
38
19%
20%
70
51%
,
33%
35%
*107% 107%
26%
27%
115
115
45%
51%
15% July 13
Oct
4%
51%
69%
9
3,500
1,500
45%
21%
17
38
70
13,900
35%
101
46%
51
Feb
101
51
*45%
21
29% Feb
35%
•
45%
22%
23
230
44%
19
51%
2
Certificates of interest
30
'
19
21%
25
94%
19
32"%
116
32%
32"%
*108% 110
'
52%
4%
200
103
110
*112
22%
4%
*10%
'
6,800
21,700
55%
18"%
27%
115
79
-
6,700
2,600
1,000
28,100
400
1,500
600
1,500
*32%
*
51%
70'
70
*107% 107%
26%
27%
79
10
*
107%
4%
10%
26% Jan
10
13%
34%
10"%
19% Jan
No par
38
33%
80
59 % Jan
United Gas Improvement Co
51
37%
35%
79
2
United Gas Corp
37%
34%
46%
4%
10%
29% Apr 18
United Fruit Co
51%
99%
51
15%
50%.
105% 106
35%
99%
4,600
413/4
*93
105% 105%
34%
9%
13
*101
15,400
3,250
40
110% 110%
94%
900
200
„
*108%
30
4
*45%
Engineering & Foundry
106%
*93
35%
26%
32%
307/a
4%
10%
94%
V
\
40
543/4
54%
320
2,900
15,400
13%
12%
40y8
100%
*112
109
*30
4%
20% Nov 27
14 3% Jun
32%
109
30%
663/4 Nov
99
27%
114%
*30
50% July 12
14% July 18
27 % July 12
26%
114%
No par
80
39%
53%
107%
107%
45%
4%
54%
37%
,.
44Va
80
41
50"%
51%
36
45%
10%
13
99
38
45
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
13
51%
°37
46
United Dye &
73% Feb
'
13%
15
50%
127/8
35
46
Corp (Del)
—1
Chemical Corp com_l
preferred
,—
100
United
22
14%
49%
13%
*105%
37
100%
19
4%
15
*49%
15%
50%
40
53%
106%
18%
—-
9%
94%
19%
46%
23
32%
110
X39%
9%
15
95
19%
100
22
28%
116
39%
9%
*13
42%
55%
20
Cig-Whelan Storescom„30c
12 3/a Jan
•
37 ya
10
400
28,800
£
35
102
37%
50
20
$3.50 convertible preferred
7%
27%
119%
51%
*34%
13%'
9%
11,800
14,500
;
23
101%
35
101%
12%
37
153/S
—No par
Co_
Carbon
81
Jan
106%
22
103
34%
37%
*34%
*101%
16%
23% ( 22%
12%
*101
98%
*38
34%
102
103
37%
5
16%
22%
*101
102%
No par
16%
103
*94%
*105%
36%
common
16%
122%
■
*101
94%
100%
Corp
16%
16%
22
v-
*21%
111%
36%
Aircraft
109%
21%
Shares
11%
.109%
*110
102%
non-cumulative preferred—50
11%
109%
11
111%,
36%
4%
11%
109%
11%
*110
102%
United
22 y4
ill
25
3
4
50
106%
54%
50
12
23% July 12
36% July 11
3 3% Jan
3
94%
*105%
95
40%
y4
ill
Union Oil of Califbrnia
30% Mar 16
Sep 28
553/4
Union Pacific RR Co common
18
32
43%
22
.
22%
16%
:
.
12%
'
13%
*111
,.24%
16%
51
13%
/
16%
23%
21%
Y
133/8
26% Jan
30
10
51%
3
Jun
9%
36%
15%
48% Jan
23
10%
133/8
44% Mar 13
20
10%
51
31
Dec
36%
16%
109%
34%
the Week
22%
11
*101%
12%
36%
15%
Jan
48
■:y 12%
Sales for
Mar. 16
9 per share
16%
109
102
y4
36%
par
Union Tank Car Co—
*21%
35
*101%
12
'
133/4
21
32% July 12
*34%
102
*101%
513/4
$4.50 ser—No
$4 series
/
22%
15%
109
Mar 13
21%
513/4
'•
4
73% Mar 28
>
*13%
Co
17% Jan 22
106
*34%
,
;
5
1
Rubber
& Carbon
El Co of Mo pfd
Preferred
'
No par
Corp
Asbestos
Preferred
109% Jan
107
Underwood
Union
7
33% Jan
Mar 20
Udyllte Corp (The)
11
25
503/8 Jan
30
24% Dec 27
1033/4 Dec 28
33
96
98 3/4 Mar 13
18
375% Dec 18
112
101
23
34
Aug 21
•31 V May 12
25% Jan 13
106% Jan
105
Dec
Jun
17
Feb
104% Jan
35% Dec 30
81
Feb
94
17%
22%
'35
No par
13% Jan
263/4 Jan
17%
No par
Coach
110
22%
Transit com__No par
prior preferred
-50
13% Jun 22
40% July 17
110% Oct 30
17%
23 Vb
preferred
conv
473/4 Dec
3
11%
109%
$4,50 prior preferred
10 3/4
July 17
11%
110
22%
Twin City Rap
39% July 14
10
Y"V
Friday
Mar. 15
$ per share
Transamerica Corp
10
103
I per share
Trans
World
Thursday
9 per share
Mar. 14
2
16% Jan
1
9 per share
1 per share
PRICES
Wednesday
•
2
20% Jan
5
SALE
Mar. 13
27% Feb
6
29
Tuesday
Mar. 12
20 % Jan
*
25% Jan
32% Jun
Monday
Mar. 10^
'
18% July 17
983/4 Aug
8% Jan
HIGH
Saturday
*
EXCHANGE
t per share
14% July 13
15% Jun 29
Mar
>
Lowest
•*
47 Vi
49J/4
14'%
*64
49 V*
23%
*71
106
22%
14%
65%
50
24%
75
32%
*108%
xl9
20%
49%
67%
•
32%
110
4
46%
;
213/f*
20%
68%
20%
*27%
28Vb
16Ve
20%
*19%
41%
*104%
22%
16V\
20%
20%
42y4
114
106
22%
117y8
*180% 184
14%
14%
*64
65%
49%
51 %
24%
247/s
*71
75
330
2,200
1,600
11,800
16,500
2,200
20,700
15,800
100
8,400
80
1,100
15,000
50
<■
270
2,400
70
7,000
9,300
200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1190)
YORK
NEW
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
•
;
Lowest
"•
S per
14 Vi Jun
27
18
Feb
4
IV2 Dec
29
8% Jan
•
34 ye July 13
49 % Jan
G5 V2 July 17
77
23% July 12
88 V2 July
5
371/2 Jan
3
97 ya Apr
11
92
Mar 13
96% Feb
52% Oct
5
51
Jan
2
59% Feb
143% Oct
8
135
Jan
8- t'r
126% Jan
S per
Jan
10
10
37
Jan
2
43
13
Jun
3
8
74
Jan
3
84% Mar
36% Jan
15
33 ¥2 Mar 31
62% Not 18
50
54% July 14
25% Jan 13
68% Mar
6iy2Jan
42% Dec 29
139
Jan
6
18% Dec 27
July 3
5% Jan 26 i
11V2 Apr
Dec
19
91'A May
:
Feb
100
3
21
Jan
3
24y2Oct
4
6% Apr
x25
Jan
20% July 27
16
177
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12
Jan
45
May '23
24% Dec
Feb
20% Feb
9
14
Jan
12% Jan
4% Jan
27% Feb
1
Mar 13
5% Jan
26
:
83%
37%
38%
56%
138%
138%
139'A
138%
138%
55
55
54%
43%
151
150%
151%
f.
139
138
51%
66%
41%
42%
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150%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
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41
41
12%
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11%
12
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52%
66 y8
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11%
11%
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96%
3%
27
25%
25
25
4'A
4 Va.
4%
110
10%
10%
10%
10%
9,200
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
370
28%
28%
28
28 y»
28
28%
28%
28%
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24%
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31%
31%
31%
32
15%
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15%-
15%
15%
31%
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32
31%
31%
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,
36
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25
Jan
2
111
2
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
*109
9
109% Mar 14
19
•
Feb
6
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
*109
Jan
100
Jan
10
100"% Jan
18
10% Jan
Mar
62
3%%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
18%
18
24%
*109
*109
50% >50%
100
*98%
3
14% Mar
2
5
126% Mar
2
22% Mar
1
Jan
24
116% Feb
20
$5 preferred
100
115
115
116
106% Jan
26
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
*103
105
*103
105
104% Mar
5
Jan
41
35% Feb
5
Jan
2
31% Mar
3
35% Jan
20
42% Feb
3
29
13
17% Jan
2
20% Jan
8
32
64% Jan
21%
6%
20
Jan
123%
pfd
25
1%
13
12%
121%
21
33
33
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31%
31
39%
39
10
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32%
100
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31%
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50%
116
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12%
117
116
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118
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118
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25
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31%
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21%
22
—
50
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123%
48%
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preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detiuning Co
12
x30% Jan
12%
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
Virginian Ry Co common
49 % Mar 13
32'/« Mar 15
No par
—
*98
116
7
115
com
div partic preferred
6%
18'A
24%
50
100
3
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
18
24%
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51
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18%^
24%
31%
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114
30
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100
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28
28
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.
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25'/a
46
37% Apr 13
22% Sep
1
14
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2.50
105% Jan
Mar 23
.
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
104
4
33% Dec 30
7
24%
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168%
31%
Vick Chemical Co
3,200
168%
10%
16%
10
24%
24%
167%
32%
13
7.4C0
10%
15%
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500
1,400
4%
167%
24
31%
18% Jan
13,000
-
25%
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4%
15%
27
27
25%
32
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28%
25
aoo
10%
28 Va
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'270
4,600
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3%
25%
25%
33
46% Dec
July 17
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15%
17
•
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,
28%
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24% Jan
;. 15,000
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33
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Vanadium Corp of America—No par
18% Dec 20
28% Oct If
20 V*
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11
58
■
600
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,
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11
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117% Aug 25
106% Dec 21
•
20
6%
5
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6,000
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13
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•
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148
31
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850
58
168%
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2.50
17,200
51%
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55,
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26
4%
30
139%
41%
20
3%
•
11,200
94
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138%
148%
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39
54
42%
26
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170
25
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26
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6%
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6%
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83%
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66%
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41
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50
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18
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55
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52%
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94
53%
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55%
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42
94%
54%
53%
66%
43%
38%
37%
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52%
67
86
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36% Jan
22
114% Sep 12 ;
103% May 26
6
3,000
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84
-16% Feb
115*
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17% Nov
39%
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100
♦
39%
2
11% Dec
29
31'/a Dec
preferred —1
39%
92
11
11
39%
3
July 12
25% Jun
10
4%%
Utah Power & Light Co
9
24 'A
39%
8
30%
51% May 19
101 % Dec 29
16% July 27
28
26% Jan
28% Feb
*
39%
38%
26%
1
100
40%
36%
27
com
8%
55%
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Universal Pictures Co Inc
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92
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4%
8%
57%
50
—1
17%
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37%
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8%
94%
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2
12
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19% July 7
27% Jan 26
13
54% Jan
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17%
8%
56%
152
19%
19 y2
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
8% preferred
100
26
*92
Shares
18%
57%
—1
preferred
Universal Laboratories Inc
12
12% Feb
convertible
37
94%
the Week
39%
84
37%
151%
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4c/o
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18
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Mar. 16
t per share
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41
67%
43% Y44Y!
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Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
41
84
*67
non-cumulative preferred—25
8%
Friday
Mar. 15
14% Jan
105
27'
Jan
26% Feb
170% Jan
Jan
Tobacco Co common
41%
18%
t per share
30% Jan
103
96% Mar 22
6% Jun
17
15
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166
A
28
8
39% July 26
79
>
55
50
No par
-100
convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
5
27% Feb
>
22
9
22% Jan
9
10
Jan
98
24
2
;f
138
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
17
96% Jan
13
Feb
Jan
4
34% Aug 18
•
26
97 y2 Mar
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57%
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t per shart
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t per shart
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3
.
26
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6 per share
18%
;
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
38% Sep
'
3
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11
'
July 28
27
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7% Jan
l
24
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27
-
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42
3% Jan
,
61% Jan 27
j
5
■'24% Feb
.
3
3
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100
preferred
1%
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10
U S Steel Corp common
19
41%
100
1st preferred
share
8
10
1
Corp common
non-cum
7%
10
17
161
153% Jan
<
Mar. 1.3
18%
20
preferred series A
U S Smelting Ref &
Jan
67 % Mar
22% Jan
.
18
3% Dec
8%
Jan
94
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
15
3%%
Co
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Tue*dav
Mar. ti
9 PCr
1
U S Rubber Co common.
47% Jan 30
9% Jan y/e;
26
2% July 17
22% Nov
8
U S Plywood
6 % Jan
18% Jan
41
3
.Jan
5
Feb
61
2
Mar 16
•148
44% May 19
6% Oct 28
9
>
22
40
V
-
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Par
10
U S Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card Co
142 s/2 Feb
41% Mar 15
15iy2 NOT 20
4
/YY.yY.!
29
Jan
42
Monday
Mar. 10
preferred
4%%
12
8V2 Jan
HIGH
Saturday
U S Lines Co common
20% Feb 16
17% Jan
38% Dec 29
18
$ per share
shart
.
RECORD
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share
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31.
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48
Apr 24
65
10
71% Feb
7
12
Jun
26
14% Jan 10
12
Jan
2
13% Feb
13
Waldorf System
No par
13%
68
13%
26% Dec
6
32
Feb
28
Jan
2
X29% Feb
13
Walgreen
No par
28%
29
Jan
13
53
Nov 24
48% Mar 15
56% Feb
9
No par
—2.50
50%
50%
31
28
4
Wabash RR 4%%
Walker
preferred
Co
(Hiram) G & W
6% July 13
9% Dec 28
8% Jan
4
11% Jan 29
Walworth
14% July 14
20% Nov 24
17% Jan
10
21% Feb
Ward
23
103% Mar
5
13% Feb
9
97
Jan
16
11
Dec
8
106
Sep
19
100
11% Mar 14
38% Feb
35
24% July 18
15% Feb 14
24% Jan
28
12% Jun
30
17% Dec 29
18
10
25% Jan
31
Jan
•
Dec
r
Dec
26
36% Jan
30
Jan
27
17
July 19
105
7
18% Dec 21
17
75
111
Dec
Nov 15
108 % Jan
4
Co
,
—No par
34
35
87
87
31%
31%
30%
30%
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
28%
28%
28
29%
28%
%
111%
372
%
*111%
111%
*111%
40% Jan 10
20% Jan 25
41% Dec 22
40
Jan
23
49% Mar
48
Jan
25
55% Feb
18
Jan
3
94% Jan
24
39% Jan
2
55
Dec
29
89
Oct
24
19% Jan
13
44
Deo
24% July 13
29%" July 13
36
22% Feb
16
20
30% Nov 29
1
33% Oct 24
,
Jun
18
32
23
105% Feb
22-
112 >' Feb
•
v
34% Dec 12
129
Dec
125
35% Dec 28
34 % Jan
13
36% Jan
126
2
Jan
13.80%
.
Weston
19
13
15
94
Oct
19
90
26% July 15
41
Feb
27
29% Jan 26
32
Mar
9
15% Feb
'8
28% Dec 27
26% Mar 15
30
Feb
9
18% Dec
19
25% Nov
White
Electric
Instrument
'Jan
'
3
2
Jan
12
19% Jan
2
35% Nov 22
35
Jan
2
36
12% Feb
17% May 26
15% Jan
26
15
5% Jan3
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12 '/Jun 27
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16% July 13
July. 18
32% Jan .10
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July 26
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45
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53
53%
51%
53%
51%
52%
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51%
51^8
52%
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90
91
89
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87
88
88
88%
53%
92
45%
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43
45
33%
32%
33%
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37
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33%
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34
36%
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32
32%
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36%
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33
33
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32
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135
135
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35%
36%
91
91%
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91
91%
91%
90%
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31%
31%
31%
31%
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28%
27%
28
26%
27%
26%
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27%
28 V*
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13,000
1
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20
pfd series A
105 y2 Feb
93
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<
2l3/4
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10
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48
10%
9%
9%
10'A
220
>
1,600
21%
22%
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35 3, a
500
17%
17 Va
6,700
9%
10 y,
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45%
73
9%
14%
13%
85%
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28,300
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19%
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73
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26%
—
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9
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21% Jan
*14%
/
13%
100
preferred—;
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,,
91
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No par
Inc .common—No par
Woodward Iron.Co
Woolworth (F W). CoY-/--
6
Jan
98
*35
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—llO
84% Mar 12
18,500
37%
31%
Wilson-Jones
28% Jari -i9
400
,
29'A
$4,25 preferred
6%
;
31%
85%
5
135
36%
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10
Y
32%
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9%
Feb
800
•
34%
135
74
&
11,500
127,000
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preference
Wilson
>
24,400
36%
100%
36%
*91%
$4.50 conv
9
2,000
33 Y
35%
35%
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13%
Feb
4.200
-
43%
42%
32 %
10%
V
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43
42%
500
46
41%
10%
14% Ma* 13
■
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11
50
Marl4
15% Mar 13
45
15,600
1
Worthingt'oii Pump & Machinery
18
46
*43%
10%
140% Jan
25
21% Dec
46
Willys-Overland Motors commonYl
75
24% Mai'14
5
45%
17%
9
75% Jan
47%
35%
5
13
22,500
-
21%
20% Mar
90% Mar 16
26 y4
167/a
46% Feb
16
25%
12
4
98% Dpc
89% Apr
25%
21%
25
95
24%
1
*34%
2
95% Dec 29
26%
17%
138 '• Mar 13
75% Jan
24%
21%
3
2*9.
26%
35%
Jan
Sep 22
25
17%
Jan
Dec
27%
21%
44
77
26%
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45'
26
27
18
51
3
4,100
27
35
45% Sep 15
Feb
14%
46 V2
22%
Y.
16% July 12
70-
12% Jan
17% Jan
.
13%
46
-
5
13
13%
45%
17%
2
Shares
13%
45%
35
87,% Feb
Jun
9 per share
13%
45%
21%<
4
13% Dec 30
9 per share
13%
18%
15% Jan,
22% Feb 25
9 per share
45%
35
26
Sales fw
the Week
13%
22%
13% Mar 13
142
Friday
Mar. 16
46%
17%
83% Jan
1580
127A
35
Oct 24
1,000
110
*109%
3,300
45!/#
21%
Sep 22
<f!o
17%
13%
18%
16
1100
prior preference—No par
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20
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2
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Mar. 15
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Jan
309,300
,
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23
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91
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,110
18% Mar 12
9% Mar 15
70% Dec 30
conv
White Dental Mfg
Motor Co
22% Mar. 16
33% Jan 12
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17%
Wednesday
9 per share
28 %
28%
45"%
33%
12.50
White
81
27%
230
13'A
36%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Sieel Corp com——No par
42 % Feb
v
100
3,900
45%
92
12%
preferred series B
26%
13%
53%
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com
22
93% Feb
:
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
5,500
25%
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46%
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104% Feb 7 7
8
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16
;
13%
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31
75
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17
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75
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6,800
87%
17%
Mar. 13
9 per share
32%
,
1,800
8
46%
10
100
Western Pacific RR com
38% Jan 31
Mar 15
Feb
4%
9 per share
1'
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
2
47% Feb
2
100% Mar 1432
6
26
35% Jan
Mar 15
34% Jan
Western Air Lines Inc
10
29% Feb
Pat
,
HIGH
33
1,800
2,100
30%
110 > 110
Tuesday
8
7%
75
75
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104
80%
,
16%
.
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25
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25.
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25
103%
80%
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16%
107%
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Saturday
12,800
26%
16%
103%
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26%
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106
110
31'A
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16%;
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30%
27
30%
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2,700
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106
110
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32
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110
36%
111%
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preferred
42,300
111%
106
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140
12%
32
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4,600
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28%
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15
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,
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102 % Sep
-
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3
Jan
-
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19%
1.400
36%
7%
30
EXCHANGE
13% Dec 28
7%
8
31%
29%
100
NEW YORK STOCK
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July
27
i
27
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51% Apr 25
23% Dec 28
7% Jun 26
37% July 26
7%
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3,200
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Highest
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300
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103
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Year 1950
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27
-
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—
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Lowest
Electric
32%
-
8
-
35 A
Penn
-
39
xl03
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com—No par
20% Feb, 13
"Jan
5
111
8
*34%
Rights
84
3
8
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West
2
Mar 14
78
17%
5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C
14
Mar 13
27
Feb
1
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West Kentucky Coal Co
/.
8
107% Feb
107
Co
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift cont—2.50
29% Feb 26
11
Jan
25%
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
,
112% Jan 23
103% Mar 15
5
Wayne Pump
5
25% Mar 13
*26%
*17%
Webster Tobacco Inc
15
Jan
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
29
89% Feb
35
12% Apt
44% July 14
107:
17%
2
109% Mar 24
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17
10
109% Feb
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17%
Mar 14
4
24%.
25%
Jan
104% Oct
24%
25%
30
104% Oct 14
25%
25%
31% Jan
3*2 Mar
16%
17%
5
3
16%
16%
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13
24
.31%
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16%
27
17%
9% Feb
Jan
30%
26%
16%
31%
27
18% Feb
Jan
32
26%
32%
No par.
2
27
30%
32%
Washington Gas Light Co
15
111
,37
1
15% Jan
Jun" 13
36%
7
5
27% Dec 28
38
38%
86
114%
11%
39%
25% Feb
% Mar 14
110
12
39%
27% Dec 28
18% Apr 15
21% July 13
103%
11%
37%
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3
7% Jan
28
103%
12%
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Pictures
10%
10%!
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66
12%
10%
49%
104%
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12
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48%
10%
21%
-
66
12%
28%
48%
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66
12%
28%
13
28%
20%
12%
88% Sep 25
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27
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31
9
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11
21%
12%
21% Jan
11
50%
10%
20%
-
65
13%
28%
49%
11
21
13
28%
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19% Jan
Sep 26
34
Mar
27
11
21
1
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28%
5
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34% Feb
Co
Baking Co common
5%% preferred
68
13
28%
,
_100
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13
Jun
27% Jan
8
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83% Feb 28
19
2
24
27
24% Jan
Jan
27% Jun
11% July 13
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6
29% Dec 21
July 13
5
Jan
16% Jan 24
23
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83%
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17
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No
2
Wyandotte Worsted Co
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84
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97
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36
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38
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3
Dec 21
14% May 19
43% May 29
37% Oct 20
53 Va Oct
6
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25
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9
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2
13% Feb
3
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10
Feb
16
11'
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.
42
2
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2
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23
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26
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50
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42
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13
27
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40
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53
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50%
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17%
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17%
17
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Last
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ASinking fund 6%s 1961—
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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1963
Feb-Aug
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mortgage 3s 1980
5s
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90
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1963
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91
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mortgage.2%s scries I
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Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
—*
1951
deos
Consol
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98
Mar-Sept
1996
and
94%
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2000
March
97
100%
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ser A
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to
gold 4s
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72
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
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39%
x.Aprll-Oct
43%
8%
1962—April-Oct
1963
debenture
mortgage
46%
(interest
4
5
April-Oct
i
Co
55 Vi
37%
35%
63
*100%
June-Dec
1971
w
mortgage series 5s AC
*49
35%
—
97 %
Juno-Dec
1959
First
*40
35%
6
7
96%
June-Dec
First
April-Oct
(interest
83
COMPANIES
June-Dec
36%
Feb-Aug
_
95
100%
97%
June-Dec
1957
First
—
9%
n 1/.
62
April-Oct
K
Boston
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
do Sul (State of)—
|A8s external loan of 1921 1946
reduced
1961
Consol
<
2001—Jan-July
—-;
78%
Jan-July
debentures
unified
Bethlehem
' r
2012
Stamped pursuantflto Plan
4s
First lien
6%
V
96%
98%
-94%
*
*5%
7
A
91
-
49
90 s
S'western
33%
9%
1
99%
*78
.
INDUSTRIAL
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980—1
LMay-Nov
34
33%
6%
.<
99
92%
91
-
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Series' J
33%
34
33%
13
22
V-
April-Oct
1987
Products Co
fixed
37(4
33%
*10
95
•
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M due
Ref
65%
94%
34
6%.
58
94%
54%
1964—May-Nou
1969
first
Series
69%
32
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Plan
AND
contingent interest) July 1975.April-Oct
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'
fixed and 3%
contingent interest)—
-
98
Rio Grande
reduced
P W
and
91
33%
6%
98%
*93
_■
*8%
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
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series B
(4% fixed
97
34
1
97%
.
«
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96
5
1953
Plan
debs
debentures
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A4%s
*35
*140
97%
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
^
2.375%)
Stamped pursuant to
reduced
91
95%
95
1950— Jan-July
8s
to
pursuant
Stamped pursuant to Plan
to
91
97%
4
81/4
(Interest reduced to 2.25%)
2006.
IARlo de Janerio (City of) 8s
1946.
reduced
36
jan-July
fund
reduced
98
21
96
95%
*6%
1363
stamped
95%
97%
April-Oct
Porto Alegre (City of)—
8s 1961
stamped pursuant
7Vis
97
—April-Oct
1947—April-Oct
1968
assented
97
95%
80-
*134%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4%s-4s.ser A 1980
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
99%
Mar-Sept
1960__June-Dec
1958
IAStabilization loan sink fund
r
1959
6s
assented
96%
Mar-Sept
2nd series
1961__April-Ocf
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940—April-Oct
s
36%
53
95 54
75
49
B
35
98%
96
43%
3
36%
97%
——
19
.
1973
Tobacco
General
(interest
2.125%) 2008
(Republic of) external 7s
loan
36%
71
49
98%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
to
ANat
*35
65 %
./
*151
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debs
Series
-a—Mar-Sept
&
May-Nov
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ANat
f
s
Series
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
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(30-yr) 1953
reduced
49
49
•
63%
70%
May-Nov
May-Nov
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Ry—
First mortgage 3%s 14)63
Atlantic Coast first consol 4s July
54
49
to
Netherlands
.,
16%
(interest
2008
Cxtl sinking fund 6Vis
1959—Mar-Sept
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reduced
8s
Gen
ASecured
IA Poland
15%
(State)—
ASecured extl sinking fund 6Vis
APeru
17
47
—
%
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
General
1963_Jan-Juli/
63
Mcr-Sept
—
1975.
convertible
Atchison
ASmall
73
60%
35
it
1986
debentures
conv
Ann
Jan-July
assented
3
1980
debentures
2%s
3s
1963—Jan-July
to
50 %
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—-Mar-Sept
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
American
.
12%
(assented
50%
-
1961
Corp 3%s
2%s convertible
ASmall
new
Bosch
3%s
1933
42
Feb-Aug
'26
deductions
2%s
agree¬
(1942 agree't)
IA Treasury 6s of 1913
A6s
of
debentures
3 %s
1968—Jan-July
ASmall
agreement)
loan
debentures
3%s
Jan-July
assented
new
15
June-Dec
—
37
3
Ltd—
2%s convertible debentures
2%s debentures 1982
15
6V2
65
4
Mar-Sept
RAILROAD
15%
13%
8%
91
56%
first
to
ASmall
A4s
13
15%
15
1904
(2922 agreement) due 1954
A4s new assented (1942 agree't)
8A4s
14%
*14%
-
88%
.'•
65
1958
2%s
1963)-Jan-July
5
-
(City of) —
2%s
ALarge
8%
-
-
--
55%
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■
new
assented
extl
Power
Large
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1
8
94%
65
Jun'c-Dec
Co
Great
1945__Quar-Jaw
ASmall
A4s
A6s
2%s
agreem't)
Jan-July
Valley (Dept of)
(City) external 7s 1958
American
(1922
8%
67
44
'
April-Oct
1961——
American &
ASmall
8A5s assented
n
Cauca
American
1945
8%
*88%
3%s 1967
May-Nou
mortgage 3Vis 1972__Jan-July
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975—April-Oct
Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956
Mar-Sept
American Airlines 3s debentures 1966——June-Dec
1943.May-.Nou
13%
9%
Ltd—
40
1943-.
13%
9%
16
67
*6
Jan-July
1953
Alabama
agreement)
8%
June-Dec
Alabama
(1922
small
See
76
65%:
—
56
38 vi
Mexican Irrigation—
IA4Vis assented
June-Dec
conversion 1973__June-Dec
4-4%-4Vis external readjustment 1978
Feb-Aug
3Vis external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca
61
39
1958
67
Feb-Aug
A Warsaw
77 Vi
13
3%-4%-4]4s external
35%
75
4
13
May-Nov
48%
61
7s
External readjustment 1979
External conversion 1979
54
63
59
—
59
12,
1946
'
75
60
1
79
59
*11%
sinking fund 6s I960—
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%-4-4'/«s (dollar bond of 1937) —
55
61
May-Nov
Mtge Bank)
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
AMedellin
34%
Feb-Aug
1965
(State
.
66
75
—
62 Vi
May-Nov
AExternal
73
29%
54
June-Dec
1954
'30
of
'35 *
34%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Altaly
A6Vis
35
—Mar-Sept
to 3%
1%
13L
62%
May-Nov
1st
'
Jan-July
..
~
*,
10
58
80
April-Oct.
1962
mtge s f 1945
5 A Uruguay (Republic) external
9%
72%
77
37%
36
-
79
(interest
1971
ser
70
79
60
Jan-July.
A
A5s sterling loan of '12 1952
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
A6s
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June-Dec
external
Co
63
—
Ltd—
Co
(City of) —
A5%s extl loan of '27
76
7%
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
*71
1968
Plan
1052
f
Power
(40-yr)
66
82
Jan-July
Tokyo
-
78
44%
Electric
A5%s
54%
10
■'
A7s
Helsingfors (City) external 6 Vis 1960
(Republic) extl s f l-3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
2004
2%)
mtge
(Prov of)
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^
Italian
56
": "i
(interest
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957—
Vf-v/-
79
to
A
8s secured external 1962
A7s series B secured external
94 %
87%
——Jan-July
part paid 1964
part' paid 1968—
A6s
71
55
62
>61%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
A
■
*55
+
Jan-July,
2012
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
1
53
Feb-A up
,
58
70
(interest
1958
external
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Stamped pursuant to
39
39
"'
-
May-Nov
1999
Power
112% 112%
A7s
•
Jan-July
1950
'
56
75
58
—
Jan-July
Ujigawa Electric Power
Greek Government—
46%
75
--
A
external 1950
reduced
Jan-July
1944
2012
70
Jan-July
..
2%)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
—
—
*■
1976—
1
1967—
to
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
68
Jan-July
1976
39
(State of)—
1936
74%
1976——Jan-July
1
5
<
Power—
mtge series A
1st
1
Jan
bonds Jan
(Republic of)
A6Vis
60
38%
(interest
to
32%
1960
dollar bonds Jan
s
Great Consolidated
>
*58
41
38 34
58
38%
2.375%) 2001
May-Nov
A6%s extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
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(Republic cf)—
f
s
3Vis extl
53%
39
—
80
68
.
d Salvador
42
*—
June-Dec
''
'
(interest reduced to
to
-
*„
*52
April-Oct
JADenmark 20-year external 6s 1942
Jan-June
External gold 5%s 1955-.
.——Feb-Aug
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-April-Oct
extended
*39
April-Oct
89
——
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.
6Ye)
—June-Dec
—May-Nov
reduced
92
88
V
(State)—-
Stamped absented
High
53%
(interest
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
'
Chechoslovakia
Low
—
ASao Paulo
7%
88
2
—
49%
50(4
3s ext
(Dept of)—
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Jan. 1
No.
*54
'
37
—. V
92
89
*88
lAColombia
Cundinamarca
May -Nov
stamped
reduced
1961
Range Since
Sold
•
April-Oct
Jan-July
1961
Jan
Bonds
High
A
50
35%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
A Rome
(City of) 6 Vis 1952
36%
50
1967
(Republic of)—
A6s
1966
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
redueed to 2.25%) 2004
7s
——
C
or
Sale Price
(State of)—(Cont)—
A7s external loan of 1926 due
36
—
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
■
36%
36%
*50%
June-Dec
5s 1951
(Hukuang Ry)
—
Interest
Exchange
High
50
•.
1
38
Municipal 7s I960—Mar-Sept
assented I960—Mar-Sept
New York Stock
50
*36%
AChilean Consol
A7s
'V' 1
37
37
Friday
BONDS
1
37
2
*50%
—April-Oct
May- Nov
May-Nov
1962
assented
tfV
*50%
^une-Dec
sinking fund 6s 1962
A Guaranteed
Low
.
51
April-Oct
1961
1961——.
Jan
No.
High
37
June-Dec
June-Dec
1957
assented
A6-/2S
16
Range Since
Sold
*50%
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
ENDED MARCH
Week's Range
Friday
81%
93
y
__Apri'-Qct
80%
93
99
__
82 %
99
100%
*104 Va 106
,
,
85%
.
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1193)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period,
FOR
WEEK
ENDED MARCH
l«
Week's Range
LaA
Friday
or
Sale Price
Low
Range Since
Sold
No.
High.
Low
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Electric
Power
first
1976
3s
Guaranteed
Low
June-Dec
104%
gold 4%s 1956
Feb-Aug
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1951
Canadian Pacific Ry—*'
4% conv debenture stock (perpetual)
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
104
104 % 105
.,
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1041/4
110
110
111%
Deere
108
10774
10
109%
Delaware & Hudson
109%
debs series
4s
inc
conv
A
110
110 V4
2
108
108
1081/4
16
1077/8
107 74 108%
16
Mar-Sept
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101
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100%
101 %
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100% 100%
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debs
mortgage
100%
103%
New
•
Co
&
102%
York
AIncome
.
Morri3!
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series B
Carolina Clinchfield &
1960
Ohio
97%
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Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
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:__June-Dec
97%
.
9874
'■f ll'
1
119
1051/4
106%
; 68%
68%
5
68%
20
100%
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1-
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104
70
74
101%
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--
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1960
Feb-Aug
§ A Central Branch U P first gold 4s 1948__ June-Dec
■
__
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_
:
^
103%
mortgage
1995
Jan-July
1
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020
AGen
May
76%
May
76%
79%
75%
78
83
83
88
7l7/a
32
__
85%
85
81%
*81%
General
mortgage
New
Central
Pacific
York
3V4s
1987
Power
3s
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1974
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87
:•
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55
359
A
1974
series B
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104
103%
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1051/4
104% 104 %
104
104
*101% 102 Vz
102 VB
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and
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126
.
R
&
A
div
first
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4s
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4s
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*
103
inc
mortgage 4s
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1
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•
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*__
99
12
101
10
101
99
101
80
86
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%
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85%
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37
70
68
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-
102
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1
99
102
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series
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4s
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1963
conv
1952__Jan-July
refunding 4'As series D 1962_Mar-Sepf
1st mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct
27/8s 1978—
Jan-July
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
First
80
80
69%
233
65%
66%
70
375
661/2
—
94%
94%
Co
;
1959
debs
1
s
97
1
97
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.
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___*._Jan-June
1993—
85
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Short Line first gtd 4%s
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mortgage
5s
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mortgage
4%s series C
B
1961—April-Oct
1972
A
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80
15'
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85
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102
99%
102
104
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s
f
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103
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RR
first 5s
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;
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97
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104 3$
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97%
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82%
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79
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96
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95%
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102%
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...
1973—
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21%
76
5
80
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—
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3%s
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mortgage
:
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mortgage
—
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72
49
2—Jan-July
1st mtge
1978
3s
1969
—
84%
5
84%
*__
1979
2%s 1980
..
104
88%
102
69
101
76%
102
*102
1976—..Map-Nov
—April-Oct
—-Jan-July
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1968
Utilities 2%s
103%
36
102
69
■
86
102
84%
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102%
98%
—
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—
102%
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102
__
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first' mtge
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—
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—
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■
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—
1
99%
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—
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100
129
19
101 %
8
100
98%
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74
53
73
76
1957—April-Oct
43%
411/4
45%
202
41
54%
99%
23
99
3
104
Manhattan first 5s A
AAdjusted
1957—
mortgage
1041/a
103
99%
4%s-3%s ser A 1979—-May-Nou
5%s-3%3 series B 1979_May-Nou
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May-Wop
Extended first gold 3%s" 1951
ApriZ-Oct
Conaieial trust gold 4S 19o2__
...—..April-Oct
Refunding 4s 1955
a
May-Wop
Purchased linese 3%s 1952—
—Jan-July
Collateral trust gold 4s 1953
May-Wop
Refunding 5fT 1955
12
c*May-Wop
Debenture 4%a 1966
;
Feb-Aug
'
Louisville Div & Term gold 3%s 1953—^Jan-July
Omaha Division first gold 3s 1951
...Feb-Aug
St Louis Div and Term gold 3s 1951—-—Jan-July
Gold 3%s 1951
1
i
Jan-July
Western Lines first gold 4s 1951.%
Feb-Aug
Registered
Feb-Aug
Illinois Central and Chicago St L & N O— •
4
Joint first refund 5s series A 1963
—June-Dec
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First refund mortgage 4s Series D 1963—June-Dec
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970——Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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^International Great Northern RR—
AFirst 6s series A 1952——
2
—Jan-July
104
*—
Consol mortgage
r
55%
58
42%
90
90
A
25%
32
AFirst
37%
41
41%
104
106
*1087/8'
Consol mortgage
35'/8
37%
99
99
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
1978.
—June-Dec
3s series B
102
i05%
Illinois Central RR—
,
*99
81%
107 %
99%
124%
82
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debentures
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„
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143
109'/a
63%
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
First k refunding 3s series N 1977
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
First &
95
102
&
refunding 27/8S series T 1976
June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel
2%s
debentures
1985
419
63%
1986
April-Ocf
110
69%
2%s
106
13
104'/a
111%
3'/as
debentures
1987
123
104%
110
3'/4s
debentures
1978—__...
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
3'/as
debentures
1983—
69
2
*103
2000
June-Dec
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955—May-Noa
Construction mtge 4%s series B
19551—May-Noa
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s
1986—___May~Nov
3*/2S debentures 1978
67
74%
103
101 %
101%
2
101%
63
63
68%
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16
95
95%
99%
96%
20
93
96
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65%
A 97%
97%
96
3
96
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97
59
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104%
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&
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f
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4s
series E
I960
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99
103%
103%
90
107%
103%
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103%
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J
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105%
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103
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1952—May-Nov
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s 1960
105
■■■■.
99
103% 104
*__
April-Oct
'/
trust ctfs
99
104%
98
103'/a 103'/a
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98
103'/a
106%
gold 4%s 1955—Jan-July
r'
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93
103 %
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103
101%
debentures
105%
103
102%
98
104% 108
67
103'A
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107%
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1980
105%
101%
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mortgage
First mortgage 3s 1979
106
105%
Oklahoma
108%
105
104 %
106%
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first
mortgage 2%s 1-975
mortgage 2%s
1980—_ApriZ-Oct
I
1991
3%s
59
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36
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101
100
*—
Mar-Sept
Mnnongahela Ry 3'As series B 1966—
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) & Co 3s
debentures 1953—May-Nov
Morris
100
96
105%
23%
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f
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-1043a
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Jan-July
1981
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refunding 5s series
Mohawk & Malone
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7%
101'%
-
.
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1962
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General
,
79
97%
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121
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1965—_Feb-Aug
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10
„
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—
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A
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas
v
99%. 100%
102% 102%
101%
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:_Jan-July
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1967
ser
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.
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General
2
107%
50
5
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4%s inc
General mortgage 4s
1
„
103%
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mortgage 8%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures
1967
tlAMldland of N J first ext 5s 1940
A
•
12
100 %
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V First
First mortgage
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89
73%
"
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•9
■L 9%
mortgage 2%s 1980
J
105%
102% 102%
—
62
__May-Nov
Minn 6t Paul & Saulte St
82%;
100
—Mar-5epf
2%s
-86.
Jan-July
gold 4'/2s 1937
gold 5s 1940
Northern Pacific Ry—
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.
93
101%
102%'
82%
.April-Oct
1951
Mtg
\
.
:
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fan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
i First
mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
k
100
77%;
66
Feb-Aug
-
Minnesota .Mining
LOO A
100%
-
June-Dec
1963
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General k refunding 4'/2s ser A
101%
106%
—:
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1988
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First gold 3%s 1952
100
101% 402 '/a
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-
104
99% 409%
92%
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100
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4s
Norfolk k Western Ry first gold 4s
—
;
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92%
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72
65%
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34
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mortgage
Norfolk
.
101%
—
M
First-mortgage 2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
69%
67
4
102'/« 103
102%
,
166;.
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mortgage 3s 1966—^June-Dec
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-
■
73
86
mm—
67 %
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83% .'94%
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81%
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2
'
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Manila RR
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
75
*
;
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121
100%
3
—
100%
-
44
;
68
67
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90
121
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t972-._May-Nov
Maine Central RR 4%s scries A
I960.:
June-Dec
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1854-—June-Dee
Maoati Sugar 4s
sinking, fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nov
102%
66%
88
'
Feb-Aug
SATerminal first gold 5s 1943
May-Nov
N Y Telephone. 2%s series D 1982—^
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3y§s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
84
Louisville Gas k Elec Lst mtge 2%s
1979—May-Nou
100%
—
130
69%
69
69
Muy-Nov
—Jan-July
Jau-July
Mey-Nov
Muy-Nov
;
Electric &
-SASecond
76%
82
:
83%
*81%
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}N Y Susquehanna k Western RR—
It A First refunding 5s 1937
71%
72
81%
—
"
Feb-Aug
1971
Putnam
N Y State
.
88
—
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Aprii-Oct
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mtge 2y«s ser G 2003——April-Oct
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AprZl-Oct
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gold 3s 1980.,
>_Mar-Sept
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•
4
72
May-Nov
85
'
4s -1955
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NY
June-Dec
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3s debenture 1-963
Louisville & NaslivlUe RR—
87%
Jan-Juty
General
extended to
Lexington k Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s 1951_2
A
N Y
,
95
66
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
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101%
AGeneral
$ a General
May-Noy
May-Nor
May-Nov
contingent interest- 2003
May
4Vis contingent interest 2003May
5s contingent Interest 2003
May
76%
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.-—May-Nov
t AN Y. Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
:i
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4s
Series E
85
85
—
66%
D
79'A
230
gold 4s 1951.
refunding
N Y Steam
83
—
Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003
Series O 5s fixed interest 2003..;
68 Va
81
103
104%
88
96
1
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
376
76%
mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
Harlem River & Port Chester—
-
.
-
100
72%
;
Jan-July
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N
.99%
97
*94.
•
68%
78
gold 3'/2s 1998_Feb-Aug
1998—
Feb-Aug
AGeneral
1975
June-Dec
LehJgh Coal k Navigation Co— 'y
'
Sinking fund mortgage 3%s ser jA 1970-April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co— - / '
/
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Feb-Aug
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LFeb-Aug
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
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first
4%s series B
0
70'A
1897—
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N
Lake Shore fc Mich South
gold 3V^s
3'As registered L997
66%
*__
—
Y & Karlem
gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043——'
L
June-Dec
1968
67%
100%
Chicago & St Louis—
Y Dock
N
,
101%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3!/4-s series E 1980_^June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986—_.——April-Oct
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t
.
24
99
103%
1998
registered
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) New
100% 100%,
% - 3/4"t-
103% 104%
103%
101%
5
Hudson River RR—
registered
•f™"-»'.3%s.
*11
100%
100
'
_—
Michigan Cent collateral
100% 100%
—
High
Co—
mortgage 3%s
registered 1977
3%s
Low
8
',-1
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'/2s-1998——Feb-Aug
i
N
Lakefront Dock k RR Terminal—
First mtge cink fund 37As ser A
Central &
Jan. 1
No.
100% 1003A
deposit
RR
General
116% U6fe
50
*100%
1961
of
Central
Range Sine*
Sold
April-Oct
Retunding & impt 4'/2s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013—:
10
116'% 116%
"40
York
Bonds
High
102%
102
Feb-Aup
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
102
104'/a
*97
Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky k Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1901—Jan-July
New
90
100
104% 105
,
Kansas City Terminal
Stamped
85%
—
100
100
June-Dec
1968
Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—(Cont)—
series C 1956
Feb-Aup
A Certificates of
deposit
94%
99%
Friday's
or
Bid Sc Asked
Sale Price
AFirst 5s
1976—Mar-Sept
Jersey Central Power & Light 27As
Last
Period
Exchange
High
New
Jamestown Franklin & Clear first 4s 1959-June-Dec
Interest
BONDS
Jan. I
NO.
Week's Rang*
Friday
Range Sine*
81%
90
101%
/»
102
v
101% 101%
June-Dec
102
102%
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
First
mortgage 3s 1975—
Pennsylvania RR—
-'./ Consolidated sinking fund
N
Nashville
First
National
3s
Chattanooga
debentures
Nat'l
& St Louis—
mortgage 3s series B 1986
Dairy Products 2%s debs
Feb-Aug
96
1970—June-Dec
1970—
99%
June-Dec
Distillers
First
3s
3s
New
New
New
New
guaranteed
debentures
debentures
4'/2s
Orleans
k
Orleans
Term
Certificates
For footnotes
4'/2s
first
Texas
AFirst 5s series B
A
A
of
&
gtd 4s
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Jan-July
1986_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1954
see
A
page 27
•
—
1953
113%
103%
105
103
104%
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Jan-July
102
102%
103% 104%
104%
113% 113%
4
112%
102%
101% 104%
104
101%
109%
107'A
107
107
114
General 4'/4s series D 1981
-
April-Oct
General mortgage 4J/4s series E
Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1984_
General mortgage 3 Vbs series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960
AIncome 4s April 1990
1J—
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 198C
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
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1974
General gold 4'/2s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
109 %
13
99'/4
99% 102'A
108
99%
99% 102%
56
99
93
93
70
89%
1977
73'A
77
78'A
39
38
39
Mar-Sept
104
103% 104
*112
Jan-July
113%
First
&
refunding 2%s 1971
June-Dec
98%
98%
First
&
refunding 2%s
1967
May-Nov
98%
98
First
&
May-Nov
102%
103%
refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First
&
10112
102%
SAPhilippine
102
103
t A Certificates
Ry
lst
2%s
sink
fund
Feb-Aug
4s
100%
104%
2%s
101%
101%
Pittsbgh
conv
1937
debs
1975
Bessemer k
Lake
27/«s
48
33
120
102%
1964
123
110'/a
114%
98%
10
98%
102%
987/a
23
98
102%
99
99
1998_June-D«e
111%
102%
99
103'/a
8%
3
8%
7%
17
7%
28
109% 115'A
261
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102
101
2
100'/a 100%
Feb-Aug
104%
118%
7%
May-Nov
Erie
84
38
8%
Jari-July
of
depeosit
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
99
94%
77
5
99 y«
99
107%
% 107%
22
99'A
June-Dec
1978
99 Va
114%
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113% 113%
105
refunding
94
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Feb-Aug
C
:
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■
99%
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103% 103%
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V i;
102
111
7
Feb-Aug
1965
I960
99%
June-Dec
series B
104%
*85
Jan-July
1952—
16
102
111
103% 104
Mexico Ry
deposit
100
111
1983
series
104%
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Northeastern RR—
Refunding & impt
tNew Orleans
5s
102
103
*—
——"I~Mar-Sept
Nor
105%
1047/a
102
Aoril-r>e«
1974
Great
104
104%
4'/2s
99%
—June-Dec
4'/2s series A
General 5s
102%
102%
104%
1961—May-Nov
B
1982_,
99%
99
*102
Mcty-"Nov
Jersey Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans
New
series
-L._
43
96
—
1968—
General
1
*102
Products 3'/as dobs
1974—April-OCt
Corp first mtge 3s 1965
ApriZ-Oct
National Supply 2%s
debentures 1967——June-Dec
National Steel
Naugatuck RR fir.st gold 4s 1954
New England Tel & Tel
Co-
96
99% 100
April-Ocf
10
9
100
102%
109%
100%
118'A
101'A
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Number 4995
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Chic
& St
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Louis
ser
F
Bid & Asked
1953—June-Dec
G
*103
General mortgage
I960—Feb-Aug
*105
Coke
&
Chem
1st
1975
mtge 3%s
%
Low
debentures
1965
107'A
107%
Terminal RR
Refund
•
—
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mortgage 4y2S
Texas
First
and
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M 3%s
115
First
and
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M
96 '/a
14
93
96'/a
10
102
102%
2,
103
99
Texas &
98 'A
9
97%
99'A
14
102% 103
101% 102'%
6
98'A
'
2
97%
Pacific first
'
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95%
94%
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of
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110%
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1977,
101'A
99 3A
100'A
101
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May-Noy
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105'A
mtge & coll tr 2%s
Union
Oil
Union
II
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99
99
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100% 101%
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ser
1985—Jan-July *
1964
debentures
61%
.'
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Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
D
152 »A
152%
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218%
—
219
104%
62%
48
30%
125
-
29%
99'%
>1
99%
1
99 %
100
99%
100
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series
2%s
101%
92%
April-Ocf
91%
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—
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-
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Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
3%s
*100
,*
- "
debs
RR
92%
92%
;
102
•*
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April-Oct
*"
105% 105%
I
2
105% 105%
'
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inc 4%s series
8t Louis-Southwestern. Ry—
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bond
certificates
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Jan
St
Paul
Union
*—
-
sinking
refund
105%
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1974—
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••
:
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1941
:
-
i
92%'.
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981—;
;
mortgage 2%s series E
mortgage 2%s series F
mortgage 2%s series G
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Devel
1986
general
4s series
Memphis
3 VaS
Div
first
Bell
ASpokane
Standard
(N J)
debentures
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&
127
42'A
1958——.
Mar-Sepf
-Jan-July
45%
101%
RR
:
v "
series A Jan 1981
Co—
Gen
mtge 4s income
Gen
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
12
97'A
97%
101%
104%
104
2
43
93%
100
"
18
98%
100%
103'A 103%
98%
-
2
103'A
104 %
99
98%
99
:
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Co
debentures
conv
mortgage
3s
3%s
Pacific 4%s income A Jan 2014
Western Union Telegraph Co—
103
Wisconsin
102
103
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
99
103%
85%'
100% 103%
91
98% 101
100%
105%
98%
142
—
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95%
91
124
3
104%
105
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187
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114
Electric
Power
Yonkers Electric Light
106 %
71
jan-July
99%
included
101%
not
106
106'A
7
64
94
96%
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99% 100
99%
36
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Jan-July
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2%s 1976_Jan-July
'98
1976
& Power
delivery
sale
year's
the
included in
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71
94%
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a
110%
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98
98
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range,
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d Ex-interest,
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.
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*Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during cuirerxt week.
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103
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, March 10
ending the current Friday, March 16.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
stock
RANGE I OR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Friday
Week's
Exchange
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Co
1
8
v/s
1%
Alloys
1
10
Inc
1
*
5 "
common
For iooinctea see
page
4%
6%
37%
4%
Shares
1%
6%
39
51/8
Low
2>900
1
31.
3
2%
3
Sales
East
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of .Prices
Shares
Friday
High
gl/4
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
x7% Mar
Par
High
^
9%
Jan
Electric
Air-Way
300
1
% Mar
2%
Jan
Airfleets Inc
500
5
Jan
7%
Jan
Alabama
650
29%
Jan
200
4%
Jan
39% Mar
5%
Feb
Alaska
1,800
2% Mar
Fisher
preferred
100
1
1
common
4
Jan
Allied
International
200
9%
Feb
11
Feb
Allied
Products
xl3%
12% xl3'A
3,600
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
16%
16%. 47%
2,000
13%
Jan
19
Jan
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer Bros common
10'A
1
50
Inc
10'A
'
3
———
Power 4.20%
Airlines
<fc
Appliance
Great Southern
Alabama
Alles
Supply Manufacturing
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Associates Inc-(N J)
%
39
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
Low
warrants
common
Adam Hat Stores
Aero
1
1G
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
7,
—
111
108
97%
94
*—
697/a
64
102
108'A
97%
■
%
71%
8
,
105%
1105'A 109
103
107
65 '/a
19
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64%
102% 102%
104
105
106
6
96%
108%
106
103%
104 y«
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60%
92
94%
78
101
97
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94%
98%
90
101
106'/a
64
102%
104 r"
1971
137%
;
19
"I
—
65 '/a
65%
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
98
30
94
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
118
\
106%
1 101
,,
3
104
106
May
1960
5s
103%
96%
100%
*__105
*105'/a
:_Apr-Ocf
Western
-30-year
104
104
1952-April-Oct
1969
90
85%
3
15 '
57
101
_Ja«-Juiy
—
4'As-4s series A
mtge
90%
85
16
96%
T01
guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
registered 2361
Gen
87'A
96
West Pcnn Electric 3'As 1974
—May-Nou
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966——Ja?i-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
_Ja?i-Juiy
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s
90%
87'A
100% 100%
1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General
90%
90%
April
_Feb-Nov
85
102
90
*110
May-Nov
101%"
101
98%
96'A
1991—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
259
98
123%
98
100
*—
110%
W
Wabash
99%
99
124
Jan-July
—Jan-July
104%
104% 104 %
1973 April-Ocf
125%
6
95%
ApriJ
68
106%
-^'IIvl
*—
97
-May-Nov
98
94
123%
98%
94%
107'A
98
97%
97%
104%
April-Oct
—
118
--
71
1966
97%
98%
>101%
102
*97%
*__
98%
96%
ioir
96 '
2
—
94%
Co 2%s debentures 1972
debentures 1973—1__
99%
94%
40
32
1971__May-Nov
1974
•
3
,
*101
April-Oct
Jan-July
2013
I
95
*85
106
97%
Mar-Sepf
2.65s convertible debentures 1973
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 19S2.,—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967—,—Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-GcX
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960—
Jan-July
tWisconsin Central Ry—
*..■
-*"8 a First general 4s 1949—,—Jan-July
A Certificates of
deposit
Jan-July
SASu & Du'div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
A Certificates
of deposit
May-Nov
debentures
104
"
_
April-Ocf
:
4%s
106
91%.
1
100%
102
99
.*
April-Oct
1985
2%s
122
n
45%
45%.
L'
April-Oct
1996
96
95%
*100
-
—
278
;
102%
*123%
Jan-July
A
debs
first gold
debentures
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s
2%s
5s
2%s
1983
Internatl
Oil
gold
Tel
debentures
120%
126
—
94 %
94
Jan-July
1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6'As series A
1956
Southwestern
96%
.
105%
66
99%
94%.
95
Jan-July
Jan-July
1996
1961
Ry first consol gold 5s
and
83%
'.a
104
96
3s
convertible
debentures
i960—
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%? ser A
1975_Ju»e-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
104
—
*__
95%
Mar-Sept
"102
May-Nov - "101
May-Nov * ' 99%
Apr-Oct
123
—
First
117'/a
105-%
91%
IIL..:
A'
.
Feb-Auy
Ry 2%s 1994
Pacific Co—
First 4'As (Oregon Lines) A 1977:
.Gold 4'As
1969
Firsj
101%
99
605
,
>:■,
99%
_Feb-Auy
-Jan-July ' -.;rLL-'V:
jan-July
1987—
Indiana
4'As
87%
*126% 128%
June-Dec
Southern
Gold
149
*104
■
__
April-Oct..
,.i 3s debentures h979j'
j
2%s debentures 1985—
Swift
*
RR gtd 5s
1963——April-Get
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2^ks, debentures
101%
—
■
105 % 105%
.
& North Ala
Southern Bell
2%s
.
C-
June-Dec
t§ ASllesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures-1965Oil--2'As 1976
:
II
May
-June-Dec
1971
Socony-rVacuum
South
83%
__
_
May-Nov
debentures
3s
78
V 79
97%
95%
105
*105
mtge 2%s ser E .1975— Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series F 1978— Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
4s
2016
Seagram viJos E) fc Sbns 2%s 1966
Shell
'
100%
*—
1989—May-Nov
mtge 4%s series A Jan
mtge 3s series B 1980—
1st
A
—
99
85%
...
.
1„April-Oct
^General
*
99%'
98 »A
1
.April-Ocf
t—
gtd 4s series A-1955. _Feb-Aug
fund series B 1957-—— _May-Nov
104%
77
79
98%
97%
97
.
*.
—
*102%
.;
103%
r.'
'
101%
101
"97%
*__■
,
"*97
1965
First consolidated 5s
First
1968„Ju«e-Dec
Depot 3'As B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
,
II
1989_Jatt-July
gold 4s
cons
80'A
*71
■
May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
;
v:St.Paul.& Duluth first
104%
*75
2022—_May
1989
*103
L
—
'■*
104%
96%
92'/a
13
101%
•
—
,L_
First and refund mtge 27/bs ser G 1979— June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser II 1980
104%
94
100%
consol
First and refund
96%
102%
102 %
102%
V— ?'*
•
1959—Mar-Sept
Corp of America—
conv
Vandalla
104
100
"
debentures-I976-—2_—„_May-Nov
—.
103%
-
-Feb-Aug
1967.—r_
109%
101%
104
*99% 100'%
'
-
■
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
1977—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
108%
102%
"97% 100%
*100
1970—-June-Dec
'
1976
debentures
First and
1996
A.Second mtge
34'/a
100%
•*ros"
^
103%
100%
101 %
92%
1971
Mar-Sepf
gold 5s 1996—Jan-July
April-Ocf
St Louis
Rocky Nrt fc p 5s stamped 1955—Jan-July
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
Second gold 6s
102%, 1023A
60
66%
—
6OI2
~ "
■
United Biscuit Co of America 2.%s
104'/a
102%
99
*__
St. Lawrence; & Adiroud'k 1st
;
106
June-Dec
debs
-
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
Saguenay Power 3s
104%
*
United Gas
'
104%
Jan-July
Reynolds
J
138 %
26
29 %
30
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
series
137
105%
*102%
'
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991__Mar-Sept
1966—_AprtZ-Oct
Corp 2%s J.97Q—'
•—i
LJan-July
103%
106%
R
series
103
103%
100
14
„
105
May-Nov
1980
2%s
RR—1
100%
218% 219
*„
California
106%
106'/a
*152%
V'
30
of
Pacific
2%s
?
Reading Co firsj: & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
mortgage 3 %s
105
Pacific—
Orleans
Electrip Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
Consol
General''mortgage 4'As1
128%
104
103
99%
101
*133'%
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
3s debentures 4968
2—Li—
_May-Nov
Vanadium
General
128
103'%
17
U
Union
—
Feb-Auy
'
,
High
110%
101
103%
100
,.
June-Dec
„
*
Mar-Sept
debentures
Low
103%
103
99'A
—
'
*10Q3A
—
2%s
gold 5s 2000
3%s 1974
June-Dec
Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
Adjustment income 5s Jan I960—_l—April-Oct
T-ol & Ohio Cent ref and. impt 3%s I960—Jurte-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 19G1—Mar-Sept
98%
94%
•
110% 110%
*110
3s debentures
May-Nod
First and" refunding, mortgage 3'As i968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
3
.First-and refunding mortgage 8s -2037—June-Dec
^-Firsthand refunding, mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/«s l979_Jurte-Dec
Oats
Jan. 1
No.
*99% 102 %
tThird Ave
99
*106
'
Quaker
Range Sine*
Sold
128
"—
1970_ApriZ-Oct
3%s series C 1990_Apn'l-Oct
Pacific-Missouri
RR
128
103'A
series B
-General and refund M 3%s
-Term
"
May-Nov
A
Gas Co—
&
103
102
98%
Bonds
High
RR—
114'A
109
103
98'A
Friday's
Ry—
First mortgage 2%s -1984—
Providence" Terminal 4s 1956Electric
Orleans
108
102'A 102%
-April-Oct
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Service
New
1
9
.
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First mortgage Bs 1983
Public
&
108
95%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1965
110
April-Ocf
June-Dec
First generttb-%*irs-certesuD 1977—-—-—.-June-Dee
Pitt&t<H* Co 5 VzS. income debentures 1964_^Jau-July
Plan-tat ion
iinpt M 4s series C 2019
series D 1985
Corp 3s debentures
Texas
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
First general f5i> series B 1962—;
First general 5s- series C 1974
-
or
Bid & Asked.
Louis—
St
108
1964—May Not;
1960
and
of
109
—
series C
Assn
Refund and impt 2%s
113'/8
Texas
108
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4'As 1958—-April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%t> series A 1958
_June-Deo
Fi>sfc mortgage 4%s series B 1959—
April-Oct
-
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3%s
Period
High
__
*—
April-Oct
1975
General mortgage 33/tis series E
Pittsb
No.
Interest
108
*113
June-Dec
5s series A 1970
mortgage 5s series B
FridayBONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
106%
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser I 1963-Feb-Auff
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Sold
High
1957—May-Nov
H
16
Range Since
Ry—
ser
ser
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
FOR WEEK ENDED
MARCH
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Investing Corp—1
common
5
(Mich)
-—
1
*
Low
10
5%
__
98%
10
9%
5%
102
98
8'A
—
24
10%
3%
—
37A
8%
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
800
102 A
60
97
Feb
98%
75
98
Mar
10%
25,000
3%
4
100
4%
Jan
7
24%
High
Low
2,300
—
24%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
3%
Feb
10'A Mar
67/a
107
102'A
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jan
Mar
550
26
4,100
5
Jan
8
Jan
■
YORK
NEW
CURB
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Par
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75
cumulative
IIoO
preferred-
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
•
common—
Amer Air Filter 5%
American
American
Co
1
Cities
Power
&
Manufacturing Co
American
Jan
15% Mar
1 Vti
Jan
1%
300
l'/8
100
78'/a
300
27%
1%
1%
81%
Jan
25
20%
400
7%
6%
6%
A
26% Jan
22% Jan
900
19%
6 '/a
11,200
1,400
Jan
7%
Feb
23%
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
34%
100
31
Jan
34% Mar
475
33
Jan
40
40
34%
37%
35
34%
36%
2,700
32'/a
Jan
46
50
5,700
44 %
Jan
—2
47%
11%
10c
ft
*
.....10
Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
*
preferred
Feb
27% Mar
22
Mar
Jan
34%
*
...
American Republics..
American Seal-Kap common
33%
Jan
22%
pfd—25
class
%
Jan
■■■;
11%
12%
1,400
10%
U
23,600
'/a
Jan
13%
765
4%
4%
900
4%
Feb
%
Jan
118
>
Jan
5
112% Mar
112'/a 113%
113%
5
Jan
5
~9%
9%
10%
1,600
8%
Jan
10% Mar
2
9%
8 %
9%
2,400
6%
Jan
9 % Mar
Angerman
1
6 %
6%
100
5%
Jan
7
Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Chief
>325
10%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
x8%
~9%
11%
A
9%
3,200
6%
110% 111%
680
110%
Feb
6%
6%
1,900
5%
13
Service
——1
Arkansas Natural Gas
6%
4%%
7%
4,400
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
Colon
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
Colonial
convertible preferred
500
900
44%
44%
25
Electric
American
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
Colt's
21% Jan
40
Jan
48
11%
11%
11%
1,300
11%
Jan
12%
19%
22
7,400
13%
Jan
22
8%
Jan
Atlas
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery
(B F)
&
Sons
73
74%
%
1,500
3%
1,800
67
3%
%
50
75
.2%
725
73
7%
ext
1956
to
Jan
Feb
Feb
7%
Feb
25%
Feb
7%
Jan
8
Jan
400
5%
Feb
8
1,000
7%
Jan
Jan
20
5
Jan
19
25
174/4
3
900
18
15%
<
& Wilcox Co
Baldwin
*
1
Securities Corp w d
Banco de los
American
28
Feb
Coro
21'%
Jan
17'A Mar
Cornucopia
Feb
Corroon
750
5%
Eiarium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Inc
—•
1
7 A
(L) & Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties common
1
38
8,700
12%
600
11%
4%
5%
20,900
4'A
Jan
6
38,300
1%
Mar
8%
Jan
2,100
11%
Jan
14'A
Jan
6%
11%
8
12%
15 '
aan
17
3%
3%
1,000
3
Feb
4
22
Inc common
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
Edauner's common
15
15
15%
12%
12%
Blckford's
(S) & Co
1
—•
•
82"%
5%% prior cumulative preferred.100
Borne Scrymser Co
25
Bourjois Inc
1
31%
Brazilian Traction Light &
Breeze Corp common
•
22'A
1
17%
Gas
Light
Co
Class
A—
British
Oil
American
Rubber
Jan
16
13%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
38%
Feb
9 %
Jan
4%
20,300
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
200
12
Jan
14%
Jan
80%
82 %
675
70%
Jan
Co
89% Mar
10
13% Mar1
Cent
Petroleum
6%
Cuban
„
Atlantic Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
4%
8%
8%
500
34%
34%
36%
1,100
5%
300
9%
Curtis
"1 '
«
I
ill
5
*
_25c
•
5
.*
2.50
Camden
Electric
Fire
Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
preference
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
21%
23%
7,800
20%
Jan
25%
Feb
18%
2,800
11 %
Jan
20%
Feb
Devoe
Jan
25
Mar
Distillers
20'A
Jan
24
Mar
33
Feb
33%
Jan
1%
Jan
32%
Feb
Domestic Finance Corp class
100
20
2,400
2%
1,500
2%
Capital
Carey
Baxter
Carman
&
Carnation
&£
Amer dep rets A ord
Amer
27
"4%
"4%
19%
21
6 %
6
3% Mar
Jan
For footnotes
see
page
2,600
Jan
425
500
12%
13%
1,200
11%
700
9%
31
1,400
21%
11%
11%
1,700
11%
2%
200
125% 131V4
6,100
7%
12
Jan
4%,
Mar
3%
61
7%
73%
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
Jan
2%
118
14
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
33 Va
Jan
12% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Jan
144%
Feb
3"%
1%
2,000
3'A
Jan
4%
Jan
3,200
1 %
Jan
1% Jan
22
24%
2,100
21 %
Jan
25%
38
38%
250
31
Jan
41
;
Jan
Jan
Feb
12
13%
500
7
10
100
12
%
10%
16
10%
10
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
16
Feb
1%
% Mar
1,900
2,700
9%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
6%
1,000
6'A
Jan
6%
Feb
16%
16
16%
800
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
17
16%
18%
7,300
14%
Jan
13% Mar
~6%
6%
Feb
4
64%
61%
67
"4%
1%
1,700
4
4%
1,800
9%
9%
10
1,200
14%
13%
15
17,400
12%
13
350
"3%
3%
2%
2%
3%
3
29%
X29%
11%
12
6%
16
4,400
400
:a:
■
A-'"■7-7'"A
30%
—
5,300
12
,
Feb
1%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
9% Mar
12%
Feb
9
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
13% Mar
10%
Jan
2%
4%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
69
28%
Jan
31%. Jan
6% Mar
l2'/a
Feb
14
10%. Jan
150
Feb
3%
Jan
2%
60
50
16
Feb
Jan
350
6%
4%
71%
1
52%
11,500
1
7% Feb
18
Jan
Feb
Jan
37%
Jan
1,000
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
1,200
3
Jan
4ft Feb
10
28
28
"7%
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
19%
Feb
22%
Jan
1,100
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
12%
13%
4,200
10%
Jan
14
Feb
24%
29
2,800
20%
Jan
29
Mar
11
11
100
Jan
13
Feb
15%
4,700
13
Jan
22%
2,400
20
Feb
23%
10
10
10%
:
29 %
Mar
Feb
7%
600
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
14%
1,200
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
136 %
Jan
139
12%
7%
14
Jan
14
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
2%
2%
3,000
Detroit. Kfi/vw* *
Steel Products
—10
27"%
27%
29'/a
1,400
24
Jan
30% .Feb
13%
13%
100
12
Jan
14%
2
Jan
2%
&
Raynolds class B_
Co
1
—
Driver
rets ord reg 4s—
Bridge
Harris
Power
Co
...1
...1
A
17
17
4%
H25
1,000
15%
1,700
4%
Jan
Jan
55
100
28
30
1,400
60 7
s
Jan
Jan
13
13
100
25%
Jan
32%
Feb
33
28%
Jan
33%
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
Feb
29%
28%
29%
400
28% Mar
34»/8
Feb
36
35 %
36
200
32%
Jan
38
Feb
89
.10
Jan
94
Jan
; 19
Mar
Co.
Laboratories—
(Allen B)
Co
.10c
18%
18
19
14'A
Jan
6%
15,300
Feb
3%
Jan
Ltd—
__£1
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The)
5%
54% Mar
Feb
Feb
20
Jan
4%
*
Co
Rubber
American
17'A
4%
54%
Ltd
Class A common.——
Dunlop
3%
2% Mar
Ltd—
American dep
DuMont
300
2,000
28 '■
18
2%
Duke
%
8
33
—1
Feb
14%
—1
Co
class B common.
"4%
4%
18
Durham Hosiery
5%
18
2,600
25
•A
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
Feb
20
8
11% Mar
ft
37/8
3%
50o
4'A
1
w
2,300
8%
%
15% Mar
Jan
47,400
Jan
3%
3% •Feb
2,200
400'. >
4%
'•
4% Mar
Jan
!.< Mi
t
Duro
Test Corp
Duval Sulphur
...1
common
10%
7%
4%
800
3%
Jan
10%
11 %
15,600
6%
Jan
7%
7%
.
4,100
& Potash Co
•
58'A
56
58%
5%
Jan
4%' Mar
12%
Feb
x8%
Feb
22%
Feb
56
200
70
Feb
Mar
.100
prior preferred
27%
Jan
•
27%
Jan
__
Eastern
"4
23%
24%
1
•
1
34
8%
34
20,400
3%
300
22
Jan
Jan
1,900
6%
5,200
20%
CM
Jan
Jan
n
*
-09 Jan
~4%
Jan
24% Mar
34%
200
37
Jan
8%
8%
1,100
8'A
Jan
9
Mar
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
4%
100%
111% Jan
113%
14 Vs
14,700
11%
Jan
14% Mar
78 %
575
67'A
Jan*
81
Feb
32%
Jan
36
Feb
3y8
Feb
4%
Jan
101 %
Jan
100
$7
preferred series A
$6
3%
98
preferred series B
Sugar Associates—
4%
101
88%
92%
2,200
175
94
Jan
350
83 %
Jan
92% Mar
Eastern
1
»
common
1—5
.100
Electric Bond
&
Share
Derrick
&
Equipment
$2
convertible
preferred-
Esquire Inc
„
34
36%
600
28%
Jan
36%
83
Common shares of beneficial int..
$5 pfd shares of beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
83 %
150
82
Jan
84%
15
13%
15%
3,600
11%
Jan
16%
Feb
Feb
21%
20%
21%
46,600
19 y»
Jan
22%
Jan
11%
I
105
104
12 %
600
11 '
J3n
13
Jan
Mar
106%
1
8%
8'%
8%
2,700
6%
Jan
9
5
17%
16%
17%
1,500
14%
Jan
1%
Jan
_10c
1%
1
1
105
30%
5%
5'/a
%
13
2
40
15,200
31%
1,000
5%
400
1
104
Jan
%
Jan
15%
Feb
22 %
Jan
Feb
% Mar
; 18% Feb
2%
30% Mar
4%
Feb
';
Jan
32% Jan
5% Mar
Feb
5%
13%
78
Jan
Jan
13%
78
"4%
States Corp
Equity Corp common.
"3%
5
7'A
23
.25
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
20
22%
4% Jan
7'A Jan
20% Jan
—
6%
7
22%
r
*
4%
•
2a 6d
31.
4
.100
debenture
8%
30'A
20%
£l
dep rets B ord
Feb
65
61
""%
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common—
14%
♦
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carreras Ltd—
Feb
10%
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
10% Mar
:
21
2.50
common
10%
Jan
3%
Draper Corp common
•
100
Kennedy Inc
Co—
Co
Feb
Jan
6%
6%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.
100
common
29 %
3%
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing-
Emsco
Transit Co..
Products
130%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
2%
5
Feb
11%
Jan
1
City
5Vs
22
6%
_50c
Empire Millwork Corp
Marconi
Capital
Jan
6%
Dobeckmun Co common
27%
24
Canadian
Canadian
9%
40'A
8
3%
—
AJCL1UJV,
16%
Feb
Ltd——•
Industries Ltd—
preferred
Jan
Jan
34% Mar
28%
11%
—35
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
Feb
*
6%%
5%
1
7%
5
common
6%
10%
12%
Jan
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
_10c
Mines Inc.
Jan
2%
1
Power
27
Feb
5%
.2.50
—'——*
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day
4%%
Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Feb
.7%
-5
Eastern Malleable Iron
California
UdU
100
'
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
jjnrwupvtv
4%
Feb
12%o
Calamba
iU"!4
8,400
7%
3%
.
Feb
Jan
10
8%
3%
65
20%
5
100
10
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
600
%
common
26
12
common
5%
1
Products
5%
26
38%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common.. .10
Electric
Jan
94%
Jan
23%
21,500
22%
common
32% Mar
10%
Burma
Cable
2%
Jan
8
6,400
4%
1
Crown Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
87%
50
—•
Corp Amer dep rets
Rurry Biscuit Corp
5%
Co—1
i
*
(Md)
Jan
2.50
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd Piston Ring Co
1% Mar
17%
100
4%
1%
InternatT "A" partic
Jap
10%
24"%
24
3%
common
25%
10%
•
300
6%
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum
5
Croft Brewing Co
1
Crosley Motors Inc
;
6
Crowley Milner & Co—
1
83%
11% Feb
2.50
Line—
1,200
Ltd—
620
30%
13'A
6,100
9%
9%
•
87
%
Feb
82%
24
Ic
32%
33
1
common
1%
19 %
1%
19
.
31
33
6%
11% Mar
Feb
10%
29
20
12%
Jan
24% Mar
100
29%
1
Jan
9%
1%
Corp
23
•
30 % Mar
9%
1,200
Feb
Jan
10s
Co common
Pipe
14
11%
£1
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Buckeye
350
400
33
junior preferred—10
Jan
500
11%
3%
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
.....
cumulative
(E L)
Jan
£1
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown
Jan
17%
12%
x23
Eoritish Celanese Ltd—■
Bruce
Jan
8%
100
Tobacco—
dep rets ord reg
1%
1
5%
•
24
11%
10%
_♦
Petroleum
Dominion
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
4%
36%
500
•
Co
Amer
Amer
500
9%
*
...—
British-American
Jan
37%
*
common
125
30%
Jan
11
11%
——1
87
—.—.....
Manufacturing Co
/
Feb
Jan'
12%
common
Feb
27%
^
&
Crown Cork
6% Mar
3%
4
Co common—
Power
Jan
12%
3
Ridge Corp common
600
5%
8%
—1
common
72%
30%
*
Inc
Crown
Jan
15%
1,000
A
37%
C)
Jan
16%
3%
6
«
5%
22
Brillo
Mar
13
15%
1
Co Inc
Hedges
Bridgeport
Jan
6
37%
&
13
5%
--
22
Watch
Benson
(H
;
5% Mar
Feb
4
Benrus
Bohack
Jan
12%
—
Telephone of Canada common..25
Blumenthal
43%
1
(A S) Shoe Corp
:
Bellanca Aircraft common
Blue
34% Mar
1
Beck
66%
4
--
1
Baumann
375
70
American dep
...——
Pwr Ltd
Jan
68%
.
Gold Mines
Courtauids
34%
■
13%
69%
.10
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Andes—
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt &
Bell
36
10% Mar
10
25
—1
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Feb
5%
common
800
7%
Continental Foundry & Machine
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Cosden
Babcock
II
Corby
B
Baldwin Rubber Co
Feb
10%
20
*
*
1
Car-Na-Var
Continental
n
82%
x6
7%
.»
Mar
9%
6
•
4%
5% Mar
3,800
10% Mar
5% Jan
10%
1
*
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining <5z Smelting Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
x6
1
common
1
75
11,200
Jan
4%
i>:
5
Manufacturing Co
Vtc
8% Mar
Jan
6%
9%
8%
Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
Jan
23%
1
24
100
100
Jan
Community
Mar
Mar
67
5%
5%
common
6% preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
%
67
3%
Jan
9%
4%
7%
7%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
•
Jan
11%
38%
10
Commodore Hotel Inc
Feb
21%
Associated Laundries of America
12
Jan
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
113%
Jan
.1
Associated Tel & Tel class A
;—._*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—————1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
50
Jan
8%
Jan
Airlines
Jan
j£1
8%
4%
—
ordinary
Development
10%
—..2.50
reg
Jan
150
400
Jan
Co
15%
Industries-
dep rets
176
10%
6%
Consol Engineering Corp
Associated
Jan
6'A
common
111%
—50
Aro Equipment Corp...—
Aspincok (The) Corp
10%
Jan
12%
9%
C
Manufacturing_..4
Aluminum Products
13,400
19%
155
Feb
94% Mar
'
35%
:
Cockshutt Plow Co
Jan
14%
10%
Jan
Jan
500
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
13%
18%
1,390
16%
Jan
8%
11%
1
1
Clayton & Lambert
Feb
Jan
—
11%
Jan
Jan
85
6,300
Co
Mar
13%
10
174
9%
1
1
1
10
12%
i
600
1,800
5
10
113
Jan
13%
preferred
Inc
Neon
13%
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd—:—..*
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
•
14%
n%
10
10%
1
10
Claude
•
common
81% Mar
6%
Co
Controller
class A non-voting......—*
Common
10
~6%
common
Jan
Club
Argus Cameras Inc
8%
6%
Mining
Consolidated
Clarostat Manufacturing
Mar
3%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Clark
11
2,300
6%
City
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
___£1
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co.
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Jan
Jan
10%
168
173
Feb
6%
17%
6%
Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines..
Voting trust certificates
Cities
Co
4"% Mar
15%
91%
v.
6%
Jan
13
,
11
High
Jan
Jan
Jan
Anchor Post Products
common
81%
6 Va
1
Charis
Jan
—
7%
100
2.50
common—
Chamberlin Co of America
50% Mar
Jan
ft
-
Co
Aircraft
'
1,300
81%
/
300
16%
63A
7
5'A
15%
16%
Corp
Cessna
Low
6%
4%
-10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
common
(A M)
Catalin
Jan
Feb
Castle
Feb
Jan
Va
1,600
21%
com
6%
Chem
'
ft
%
33
Potash
Writing Paper
14 'A
11,800
26%
American
American
100
1%
31
Natural
5%
& Co
...1
of America
Central Maine Power Co—
.100
3.50% preferred
.1
Central Ohio Steel Product*
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
{Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred opt div series
100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2
Convertible preference
10
15%
21
American
Thread
Feb
1%
27
Co
—1
Meter Co___———*
American
Feb
13
Jan
33
Maracaibo
B..
27%
9%
20
Machine
American
Class
Casco
550
80
Products
Jan
11%
:—25
Laundry
American
&
104%
25% Mar
1%
Low
*
101 % Mar
ft,
Shares
—1
(J W) Co common
Carter
Jan
100
80
—..I
American
Co
77
Light—
Class B ex-distribution.—
American Hard Rubber Co.'
Gas
Mar
68
900
1%
for Week
Par
High
25%
~i%
..100
—*
4,400
Low
15%
1
Beverage common
American Book
72%
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
115
15
pfd
conv
{American Bantam Car Co class A
Shares
25%
n%
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
High
101% 102%
101%
•
common
of Prices
68
•
Manufacturing
for Week
Low
71%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
16
Friday
Week's
Friday
.
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH
Amer
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1196)
Jan
89
89
112% 112%
3%
4
33
75
25
4,900
87
„
3%
Mar
Jan
Eureka
Corp Ltd.
Eureka Pipe Line common.
1
„ltf
1
17,600
—10
1ft Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
Falrchlld Camera & Instrument
33% Mar
32%
4.000
Fairchlld Engine
1
7%
7%
8%
24,200
7% Mar
9
Jan
Fansteel
•
18%
17%
19%
17,500
16% Mar
20
Jan
& Airplane
Metallurgical
1
31%
30
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1197)
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Fire
(Phila)
York
$2
Corp
dividend
Flshman
,10c
preferred —1
cumulative
<M H)
170
Jan
62 V3
II
''
10'/2
314
Jan
3%
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
Motor
of
American
Fort
Feb
31
-
Jan
Jeanette
Glass
Jefferson
Lake
200
9'A
Jan
10%
Feb
700
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
45%
Jan
66%
Feb
54
Jan
75
59
2,700
62
62
25
convertible
(Geo
Co
1
common
Low
5%
6%
2,000
26%
26%
27
2,500
52,700
12 %
93A
13
200
9%
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
11
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
1,000
11
39
50
5
preferred—
Jan
8%
83A
ll3,4
9%
1
common
Co
A)
n-.V/s*
II
12 'A
1
1.25
Power
Co
xllVa'
xll%
a
convertible
12%
2,000
10'A
Electric
•
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
Jan
12% Mar
Kawneer
•7%
(Walter)
7
pfd A
6%
Jan
15%
Jan
15%
700
13%
Jan
10%
12%
2,350
17
10%
Co
Yellowknife
(AC)
Gold
21
McBean
Glen
Alden
6%
Feb
Feb
4
Jan
900
2%
8%
200
22
Gobel
(Adolf)
4%
;
1,600
Feb
Jan
-
4%
5,500
3%
450
14%
113
114
4
4'A
I
B
13%
1
1
Feb
Feb
108% Mar
Jan
?y8
2,200
5%
19 %
500
18%
100
13%
108 % Mar
Mar
4%
Feb
7%
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
7,000
17
2,700
27%- 28
-
■
14%
16
__
5
600
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
33
Feb
13% Mai-
17%
Feb
16
20
Godchaux
1
common
Sugars class A
x55
Class B
•
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield
Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gray
Feb
Jan
Atlantic
&
Non-voting
7%
1st
Co
Great
Northern
Oil
Griesedieck
&
38%
100
i"%
7,000
67
67
68
31%
31.
31%
193A
28% Mar
60
20
10%
Jan
11"
* *
130
128
133%
132% 133%
1
3%
Co
Paper
25
Brewery
132
2%
Jan
Mar
Rayon
Mining
Machine
&
Class
Heller
800
26%
400
10%
4%
10%
600
Jan
Feb
54
La
Extension
University
Lefcourt
Le
Realty common
Tourneau
(R
Lionel
Corp
Loblaw
G)
Mfg
5%
Hoe
Class
_
Horder's
Lynch
34%
35%
49
5'/b
Hardart
5%
1%
Oil
Lock
Huyler's
1st
&
&
Inc
37%
44%
Jan
49%
Jan
4
7,600
Food
800
1%
Jan
7%
2,700
5%
Jan
300
9%
Jan
11% Mar
24%
25%
1,300
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
6%
Jan
6%
6"%
7%;
12%
12%
400
■
13%
2%
Jan
7%
200
Jan
Michigan
Feb
Michigan
13
14
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
88
Jan
96%
70
70
10
67
Jan
70% Mar
'•:!>
1.000
9%
9%
100
3%
4
4%
2,500
I 7
7
—.
8%
Feb
Feb
9% Mar
3% Mar
5%
_
_
1,400
14%
Jan
9%
1
9%
Jan
5
;
*
Co..IIII5
300
3
Jan
39
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
44%
Feb
45%
Jan
——
—
30%
30%
4%
111
*
31
116%
4%
3%
2%
18%
15%
*
I,
...
H—5
22%
;
4
Z'-
-
163
1,400
"
500
3,800
Jan
31%
■!'
109%
169
Jan
Feb
25
32%
111
Feb
*
A
__
common—
•
8
24%
24%
25
10
(Texas)
&
26%
25%
26%
11%
12
32%
35 Vb
Exploration
&
pfd
Light $6
34%
•
Co
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
3%
32%
Jan
1,100
17,500
2%
13%
Feb
1,700
3%
Jan
X131
Feb
2,925
24%
4,000
20% Mar
Co
167/a
10
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
(The
B)
Co
Mfg
Industries
A
Feb
For
%
4%
6,600
100
18% Mar
4%
Feb
37%
17
Jan
80
111%
Jan
112%
Jan
800
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
300
■';■
12
Jan
14%
25%
Jan
•
4%
27
Feb
Jan
27%
5
Jan
Feb
11'A Mar
12%
com
cl A
31.
Jan
15
16%
Jan
21
Feb
32
Jan
41
42%
Jan
12%
14%
4,500
52%
53%
600
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
2%
Feb
10
Feb
16%
Feb
37 %
Jan
61
Feb
10%
11%
45%
45%
25
Jan
45 % Mar
10%' 12%
2,500
8%
Jan
13%
14%
16,600
13%
Jan
14%
3%
9,100
1
14%
14
——1
3%
Co
&
—
2%
14%
12%
2%
2,400
10% Mar
37
11% Mar
2% Mar
4
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
Jan
& Scott Corp—
preferred
Midland Oil
4,400
56
56
160
8%
1,400
10%
400
1%
9
Feb
4,000
1%
13%
14
1
13'/a
13%
13%
11
11
8%
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
56
10,000
8%
1%
13%
common
I:'
7%
10%
8
10%
10
1
Corp
Petroleum
100
6%
15
1
2.50
•
Bumper Corp
Steel Tube
States
Middle
8%
25c
Corp common
Hone
" 13
7%
—1
Co.
$2
Steel
Jan
56
Jan
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
9
Jan
12%
Jan
1% Mar
2
8% Mar
Jan
9%
Feb
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
4,700
13
Jan
14%
Feb
150
10
Jan
11%
Feb
25
Jan
27
Feb
18% Mar
24
Jan
900
Products—
Co
*
common
Oil
Midwest
Piping & Supply common
Wohl
Co
Pwr
&
4%
Jan
5%
26%
1,300
22%
Jan
26%
Feb
Feb
35
Jan
32
4
~4
%
~4%
6%
X6 %
67/a
60
33 %
33 %
33%
15%
17%
6%
5,300
700
1
1
5%
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
35'A
Feb
19'A
Jan
103%
Feb
31
102%
•
common
Jan
Feb
15% Mar
100
16%
pfd—100
common
Monongahela
3%
5,500
•
Light 5%
Public Service
Missouri
100
60o
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
1,150
5%
25%
1
common
convertible
4%%
100
19%
•
Refineries
Mid-West
Miller
Co
25%
5%
19%
60c
10
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
25%
18%
*
shares
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
Jan
40
Jan
41% Mar
11,900
13%
Jan
20% Mar
2%
5,100
2%
Jan
105% 105%
25
18%
16%
2%
2%
19
Co—
Power
Moniue
Loan
Montgomery
series
(Society
com
class
A
1
—*
•
10c
Ward & Cq class A
of
Corp
95%
100
series B—100
C
-100
America
2%
Feb
101
"2%
174%
10% Mar
11
~2%
174% 178%
10
18
Power
common—7.25
12
Tel
100
Mills
6
Vernon-Woodbury
Jan
Jan
98
106
Jan
Feb
240
36%
125
4%
1,800
18
11%
^102
48%
X20%
Mar
101%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
174% Mar
2%
185%
Feb
34
Jan
36%
Feb
X4%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
19 %
Feb
11%
Feb
18%
1,600
12
3,000
102
10
100
Jan
150
42
Jan
50
21
400
19
Jan
13
Feb
103% Mar
56
Feb
21
Mar
8
2.50
10
11
11%
1,000
9%
Jan
11% Mar
21 %
20%
21%
500
17%
Jan
21% Mar
60o
9%
8%
9%
7,700
7%
Jan
9% Mar
-10
15%
15%
15%
—1
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
—1
3%
3%
3%
8,600
3Vb
Jan
4
Feb
18%
18%
19
1,040
18%
Jan
22
Jan
13%
13
13%
12,500
11%
Jan
10%
11%
200
10'A
13
Jan
16%
Feb
13%
13%
13%
700
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
Mfg Co
Murray Ohio
800
4%
tm'
Tel
&
~2%
35%
—
States
Producers
103%
'
States
Muskegon
Piston Ring
Muskogee
Co
common
common
Feb
200
Feb
37% Mar
Muter Company
common
120
100
N
Jan
102% Mar
1,150
124%
Feb
139%
Jan
14%
1,200
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
89
2,000
78%
Jan
89
14%
16%
4,900
12
Jan
16%
15
16%
1,200
12%
Jan
16% Mar
12%
128%
12%
500
12%
Jan
15%
2%
3%
11,000
ii
Jan
3% Mar
1% "
1%
1,700
1%
Jan
2%
National Pressure
17%
600
16%
127% 135
14
13%
85
Nachman
"
Mar
~3
,
1%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Corp
Inc
—
common
National Bellas
National
15%
7%
Hess
Breweries
8
•
16%
8
it
8%
%
1,100
II
1,000
%
Gas
National
Mallinson Fabrics.
National
Mfg
—
& Stores common
Cooker common-
Radiator
93
Feb
National
Rubber
18
Feb
National
Starch
10% Jan
% Jan
National
Steel
National
Transit
Jan
100
14
Jan
16
Feb
—
Fuel
Jan
Mar
8
common
preferred
National
17
common
National
Mar
91
•
1
c
12%
400
—
•
Co
preferred
1,200
100
t
700
19
cumulative preferred
31,200
15%
•
v
15
30% Mar
--
11%
cumulative pfd
.
page
32 % Mar
13%
*
4.50%
10%
10%
xl00% 102 %
*
1
Chute
see
Feb
14%
•
4.80%
11%
lo
B
Manufacturing
footnotes
Feb
12%
12%
10
4.40%
35%
-
preferred
Superpower Corp
Feb
Jan
£1
common
Mar
11%
•
Products
Air
25%
28 %
10 Vb
Marine
Ltd
Co
Shovel
5% Mar
3% Mar
19
•
shs
coupon
;
Irving
Jan
24% 'Jan
183A
14%
•
Co
preferred
6%
Namm's
shares
Italian
9,800
23
Mar
33%
34
50
Iowa Public Service Co—
3.90%
16%
1
•
common
Michigan Sugar Co common
Mt
Hydro-Electric—
Safety Razor
Royalty
Iron Fireman
4
4%
pfd__10o
America
$3.50 series
International
600
&
Machinery
Internationa]
Investors
250
6,600
112% 112%
——
—5
10
Molybdenum Corp
Pictures
Jan
4%
"18% .21%
20%
£1
Metal
#•—>
•
Co
Monogram
Feb
102%
3%
19
4%
21%
4% Feb
53% Mar
'
10
31%
—
115
'
-
„rvV
169
1
._
Feb
l.OOQ
31%
31%
r
Feb
15%
3%
"zJ-
'
12%
Jan
53%
169
I_*
Jan
3%
;
•
...
X10%
9%
•
48%
3",
51
1
Petroleum
Feb
Jan
11% Mar
30% Mar
class
Dredging
Micromatic
Jan
Feb
15,200
_~_15
_
5%
200
11%
Ireland
Registered
19
22%
Feb
8%
V
'
11%
Co
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
International
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
Participating
15% Mar
110
.
12%
dep receipts registered
£1
Imperiad Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Preferred
Jan
13%
900
13
8%
95
11%
American
International
5%
29%
Textile
Metal
19%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
International
Jan
18%
——
2,600
11%
Feb
19%
Jan
Service
iron
14%
Jan
xl5
13%
common
North
■
20%
10%
Jan
14%
Merritt Chapman
Mesabi
Jan
xl5
•
Securities
of
—
—
Jan
8
Jan
5 % Mar
'
'
18%
Jan
12% Mar
■■■:. v
10
...
preferred
Cigar
•.
6% Mar
8
17%
■
Mountain
Co
300
22%
Mfg
Mountain
International
700
1,400
—-
Mountain
Insurance
6%
9%
18%
■
Jan
Johnson
16
1,800
,
5
;
Products
Co
Feb
Jan
Moody Investors participation pfd
Zinc
Jan
11%
12%
(A G) & Co class B
Morris Flan
Illinois
Feb
5%
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
1%
..2.50
Manufacturing
Hydro-Electric
17%
Jan
8Vb
—-
Common
Mead
Feb
200
11%
—.1
...
common
Hygrade
Jan
4%
X9%
187/a
16
900
4,600
17%
Harris
Menasco
32%
Jan
25%
10c
Refining
convertible
600
5%
2,700
Power
McKee
6%
.1
common.
common
(Harvey)
Hurd
17%
10%
2,900
Consolidated
McWilJiams
x92
—100
Humble
Jan
13%
Stores
Feb
11%
.100
preferred
Hubbell
4%
21%
Public
Jan
6
2,800
6%
•——
&
4,600
M
18%
11%
__
w
& Co__
Horn
4%
13%
Manischewitz
48%
2
Baking
4%
10% Feb
4% Jan
21%
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Feb
5%
•
A)
Jan
18%
2
23%
48%
5 *
preferred
Hardart
x9%
21%
Corp
Feb
35%
*
Inc
(Geo
&
900
) 6%
1
_
Mangel
5
common
common
Horn
10%
9%
1
Inc
Chain—
Maine
Feb
__
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Hormel
10%
Feb
13%
Gas
Jan
Jan
common
Products
Co
Feb
•
B
Steel
Star
11'A
"6%
& Co class A
13
Feb
•
Massey
1
_
convertible
(R)
Jan
10%
common
Groceterias
Midland
Higble
x9%
Jan
common
2G% Mar
22"%
5%
25c
Co
2,100
10%
Marion
13%
&
11%
16%
5
Salle
■■'■10% Mar
11%
1
Co
Steel
Feb
11%
Feb
Jan
j
150
common
Holt
14 %
Jan
46
25
_.
preferred
Hercules
16%
Jan
4
Jan
3%
2,000
...
_
_
w
Jan
.5
Power
136%
5%
•
preferred
Henrv
Feb
12%
1
Delaware
Louisiana
136%
23
A
Co
5%%
9%
13%
1,000
8
of
20% Mar
Jan
14%
common
Rubinstein
100
300
13%
'
1
Mar
2%
5%
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Helena
9%
14%
-13%
Feb
14%
Harvard
Hecla
tSr Jan
9%
Land
12%
1
Hartford
Hartford
_
1
5
Louisiana
Feb
14%
*
Ltd
Paper common
Electric
Light
Corp
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb'
9%
128
90
51%
3
Dept Stores
28
H
l
Jan
29,300
50.:
50%.
2
Co
Hammermill
Hearn
Jan
10,200
5
Machine
New
Hazeltine
17%
%
1
Monotype
Communication
Co
8
Corp
Marconi International
Bridge
5
10,300
it
1
Ltd
Longines-Wittnauer Watcn Co
H
Lamp
Mar
27%
4%
Inc
Mines
Foundry
Mapes
Hall
7,600
24%
10%
Lanston
Lone
132 % Mar
■475
3%
25%
-
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•"
Hamilton
4%
Jan
9%
Lamson
Locke
10 % Mar
2,600
4
8%
14%
Company
Apparel
Shores
Lakey
Feb
32
7%
28% Mar
11%
Laclede-Chrlsty
Lake
Feb
68
14
Jan
13%
Brewing Co
(The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon
Jan
11
Jan
200
10%
40%
87
29 %
1,600
-9
100
Chemical
Western
Jan
Jan
55
600
8%
.
Jan
60
Jan
35
24
Jan
4%
Jan
%
19%
9
5
stock
common
Lakes
38%
53
25
2,300
Jan
Tea—
preferred
Great
P
82
1
Pacific
5,800
X55
%
—50
Varnish
Manufacturing
Great
X55
38 %
1
Manufacturing common
4';Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Rapids
4%
*
Gorham
Grand
4
4'A
36% Mar
28%
7%
13
Stores
Lit Brothers
Inc
Jan
4%
Corp
Jan
Mar
-23 %
3%
r
35
Jan
28%
«
400
Jan
114%
112%
6%
18%
5%
19
100
10
4
108% Mar
600
27%
Krueger
Kropp
Jan
7%
36%
27
27%
(D Emil) Co common
(IB) Rubber Co
Kobacker
Feb
Jan
7%
Kleinert
Hotels
13%
18
Jan
Mar
Jan
18%
18%
Mar
Jan
4,400
63A
22
105
Mar
4%
w
8% Mar
Jan
35
108% 108%
Feb
Jan
99
113
9%
Jan
18%
15%
15
*
class
Co' Inc-
3%
23
Jan
7%
25
Coali
Union
Jan
Jan
Klein
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
36%
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
—
•
Co
Distilleries
Globe
,.
Jan
;
21-
4%
v
•
&
Jan
Jan
5%
101
1
Mines
Co
Gladding
7
5%
2%
400
Jan
22%
10 % Mar
107
1,000
-3
8%
$6
common
Gilchrist
Jan
8%
107
16%
500
preferred
3,700
6
2%
20
Service
100%
8%
50o
Glenmore
22% Mar
Mar
1,400
16%
—•
&
32,600
21%
14%
6%
2%
.10
common...— —5
Adv
Feb
_£1
preferred
Public
Gilbert
Jan
105%
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
4%
Feb
20 %
preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
*
i5 preferred
♦
Gerity-Mich Corp
1
Giant
3%
Jan
7%
19%
-2%
6^
2%
2%
18%
97
—*
,100
conv
Jan*
19%
pfd
Co
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Knott
Plywood Corp common
General
Feb
K
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric
4%%
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
6
6%
III
Jan
£.
pfd
General
Jan
2%
20%
Feb
16%
-25
Ltd—
General
800
— —
6
-
*
com.
18%
_,«i.
—
preferred
Co
17%
'
.—1
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Corp 5%
6%
.—1
17%
I6o-
Mfg Co common!
Genera)
r
i
Acceptanoe Corp
Alloys Co
I
Builders Supply Corp
General
5%
•
common.:
preferred
Gellman
Feb
32%
•
Jan
Kings
General
7%
Feb
Jan
1
Kokenge Co—
4%%
General
5% Mar
26
2
1
(N J)
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
5*
High
3
Sulphur Co
Stores
Preference
Kidde
Gatlneau
Range Since Jan. 1
High
France—
deposit receipts bearer
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
Fuller
Brown
Julian <fc
55
62
Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
4%%
Low
Feb
55%
Pitt
Fox
Shares
For
Jim
non-voting
voting
for Week
Jan
10%
4%'
..£1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
2,900
3%
58 %
29
__1
Co Inc
High
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Ford Motor of Canada—
Week's
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
61
3%
3%
Friday
Shares
Bale Price
for Week
High
60
-10
common
Association
First
Low
Par
.
MARCH 16
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
Co
10%
Car
Ltd
common—
19
10%
700
13%
—
Machinery..
Products
14%
1,400
18%
19
.
X27% x27%
3%
4
8'A
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
13%
11%
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
16
Feb
500
15%
Jan
20
Jan
25
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
1,200
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
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NEW
YORK
RANGE FOR
Week's
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
MARCH
Low
Par
Neptune
Nestle
Meter
2.50
common
Mur
Le
Co
--1
New
England Tel &
.—100
New
Haven
Tel
Clock & Watch
100%
4
Jan
5%
18%
2,000
17
Jan
5%
400
4%
Jan
101%
700
93%
Jan
2,000
300
6% Mar
1,900
68% Mar
99
2%
yir.'-
6%
2%
6%
-y
68%
73%
;
'
4%%
Jersey
2o
25
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
9%
2% ■*.■
2
Land
Arizona
&
9%
1
Zinc
71%
1
preferred
convertible
New
10 V»
for Week
of Prices
Shares
High
9,100
1
Co
■Low
4%
"5%
common
High
5%
r'.
Range
Sale Price
Friday
4%
4% -yv
Sales
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
17%
y
-30°
Week's
STOCKS
Shares
'
ffatlonal Union Radio
16
for Week
Last
20%
Royalite Oil
5%
Jan
Russeks
2% Mar
3,200
8%
Rowe
Jan
77%
1
Fifth
Ave
Range Since Jan. 1
'High
Low
High
8%
8%
8%
1,000
8%
Jan
13%
12%
13%
13,900
11%
Jan
14%
-1.25
9%
9%
900
8%
Jan
10
Jan
1
9%
9%
600
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
6
3,900
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
6%
2,300
5%
Jau
7%
Jan
15,100
26%
Jan
Corp common
Co Ltd
•
common
9
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
•
5%
,
III 1
~6
-
5%
Jan
2%
'
(The)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jan
9%
.
Jan
1%
4
Low
Par
Feb
Jan
103% Mar
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Friday
4
CURB
.
Jan
"
Mining
Co
Co
y
■-
York
Co common
•
New
York & Honduras Rosario
10
New
York
Auction
y. •
11%
15%
15%
16
17
Texas Oil——*
Nprth
Penn
46%
19 %
Jan
12
Jan
16
15%
Feb
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
2%
200
48% Mar
"
300
%'
19%
17% Jan
4'/a Jan
4
-:
6
6,600
x
110
ioo% 101%;
13%
14%
14%
✓•'
16%
16%
St Lawrence
Ltd
Corp
1
common—
1st convertible preferred
United Corp common
Feb
Securities
Scernan
6% Feb
88%. Feb
90
Selby
13
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
1$-% Jaa
•
C?den
Corp
©bio-Brass
Oklahoma
Oliver
class
4%%
B
Natural
United
1
Gas
Filters
class
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc—
1
.;
%
—
Jan
n Jan
55%. Ftf*
425
48 %
Jan
160
xl 10%
Feb
28%
Jan
32%
Feb*
11% Jan
15%
Feb;
30%
14
1
——
500
j
51%
112%
112
30%
*
Omar Inc
t
112
15
B—
A'.
"in
%
50%
50%
•
common
preferred--—100
31%
14
2,800
500
14
/
113
Jan-.
13%
11%
13%
8%
Jan
13% Mar
20%
20
20%
175
18%
Jan
21
35
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas Securities
1
34%
35
500
34% Mar
41
15%
15%
—
22,700
16
700
15% Jan
;
Feb
% Jan
16% Jan
*
common
6%
1st
6%
redeemable
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
1st
Ltd
•
common
Oil
(C
A)
Paramount
Parker
Motors
Pen
v
t
27%
Corp
1
common
Penn Gas
& Electric class
Power & Light 4%%
Penn
Traffic
Penn
A
Polaris
5%
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
15
Mar
22
Jan
24
Jan
49
Jan
51
Jan
4
Jan
6
Feb
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
29%
Jan
39
Jan
12
Jan
19%
Feb
10
5%
55
Jan
75
Feb
5% Mar
1,700
44
6%
Feb
450
Jan
44
Mar
23
Jan
25
110%
110
14%
v
15%
Jan
28% Mar
15% Mar
11,300
5%
■■
;
110%
5%
38%
4%
4
Jan
3%
Jan
110
1,300
% >
65%
70
14%
■
6V2
Jan
112
5% Mar
2,000
14
67
13%
2,000
550
5%
38% x41
35 %
-
900
Amer
3%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
x4i
•;
Mar
Jan
\h
20%
21V*
800
10%
11
4%
4%
4%
Shoe-Corp
of
Ltd
,v
Smith
(Howard)
Aircraft
Solar
Sonotone
4% Mar
5%
2,400
13% Mar
i-7% Jan
10,500
6%
32%
-6%
31%
3,700
i
69%
850
270
.
107
'■*"
26%
28
16%
16%
Oil
30%
200
i
23
„,t5.,,;:Jaa
150
5%
1,600
27%
58%
58%
59%
3%
"3%
100
15
1
4%
5
35%
22%
22%
70
20 %
46%
46%
100
45
Jau
27%
28%
500
27%
31%
32
700
30%
26
Va
26%
25 Va
25 Va
—25
263/4
.—1
Royalty
Co—
5%
y
_5
11% Mar
Jau
29%
—25
-y
44%
1
26
100
25
/.'
400
,y.
..
>-
41/*
1,000 y
7^a Mar
?'
.
433% Feb
f
23
v
Mar
47
Jan
Jau
29
.-'Jan
Feb
.
233/4
300
6%
46
44%
Jan
.
29
1,100
-
16% Jan
4% Jan
y
Jan
27%4
—25
79% -Feb
Jan
1,000
__
—25
'K %:--3% Mar
Jan
9
3,500
—25
Southland
4 Va
„
31%
.—25
Southern Pipe Line
1,400
7%
22%
-5% Jan
33% Mar
66% Feb
i
14 3i Mar
,
2,800
.
Y
Mar •; •,
43%
x42
-10
preferred
•
6%
1
preferred
6,200
4%
10%
10
12.50
preference
15%
14%
4%
—1
30% Feb
1
..
3% Jan
-•
Feb
8% Fe b
.
Jan
74
-
>19% Feb
y y.
35% Feb
.57% Mar
1,500
Jan
17
,
Jan
4%
70% Feb
109
'29% Feb
.15% Mar
30%
4%
Feb
34% Jan
•
Jaa
3,700
Jan
-.
e
61% Jaa y;
" Jan
1,600
6% y
30.
5
_£1
preferred
'>
'
106
,
common-
Jaa-
^5%- Jan ..i1
29% Jail y
t-
600
32%
107%
67%
68%
~~l3/«
2,500,
18 % "Feb
cumulative
•
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard
Convertible
•
-
y
32% Mar
j*
.
Jan
30 % Mar
Jan
.23% Feb
Mar '
26% Mar
Jan
0J/4 Mar
44 Va Mai'
49!4
>;•/.
Feb
Power
&
23%
Jan
$7
11%
Feo
4% Mar
Standard-Thomson
Jan
4%
Jan
22%
Feb
Feb
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Feb
9%
10%
203/4
21%
600
23/4
2%
.700
2%
2,300
.
.
9 % Mar
20
11%
Jan
Jan
2IV2 Mar
Jaa
3%
Feb
;
18%
150
173/4
Jan
20
«
Jan
1
16%
16
16%
2,500
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
39%
39
40
37
Jan
41%
Feb
common.—-1
Light
preferred
Standard Products
Jan
Jan
—10
6%
83,
Feb
(Ky)
class
Feb
5%
:rl%
Feb
12
700
10
.
Oil
Common
4% Mar
434
•
21
2%
,y 5%
■
1
1
Forgings Corp
Standard
Jan
200
—10
common
preferred
11
5% '
1
yy 1
Standard Dredging Corp common.. .—1
$1.60 convertible preferred
.20
65%
4
500
20%
1,300
2,500
23%
23%
24
450
Jan
33%
•
Jan
•
3% Mar
25
10%
.
60
;
100
„4%
18
4%
26%
Jan
Jan
Feb
y
»--»■
18%
-
—_
6%
6
6
200
163
163
40
.
•
'
■■■
CO
900
6 %
*
B
'
15,000
6% Mar
\\
•
6
Feb
7%
Feb
162%
Jan
168%
Feb
...—1
8%
8
%
8%
400
1
6%
6%
6%
2,800
6V4
Jau
1
4%
4%
4%y
2,000
4 Vi
Jan
4%
5%I
2,700
4 %
Jan
300
28%
Jan
Corp
Standard
39
12%
11%
12%
1
19 %
18%
19%
2%
2%
2%
700
900
:-
2,900
9,400
*
class
B
Co
_
,
.
__
_
_
.
1
of
(A)
Canada ordinary
& Co. common
—:
Aluminum .Products
Brewers Inc__
•
i
:
Ihc
Jan
Stetson (J B) Co common
Jan
Stinnes
Jan
25
Feb
Feb
Jan
,40
Feb
11%
Jan
12% Mar
14
Jan
21% Mar
2% Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
8V4- Jaa
4%
.10% Jan
.
7%. Jan
"V
Swan Finch
Oil
-25c
•
IIIi
Corp
••
2,100
2%
4,200
21
22%
•
21%
I8V2
/
5%
23 'A
4%
3%
1
y...
5% Jan
21%
26%
575 :Z
20%
Jan
r
Feb
5r!'i- Jan
ri 233/4 Feb
Jan
3%
11
■
•
Feb
34%
'*•
Jan
7,300
-
22%
Jan
4%
.
Feb
3% Mar
20% Mar
1,300 .y
Jan
8%. Feb
3 3/V Jan
Jan
1,800
—15
!
Jan
1%
750
30
•
1,600
22
4%
4 V* Mar
525
3%
4Tb
IS3,*
Feb
5
:
24% Mar
"%
Jaa
3
-
5 'it Mar
333/4 Jan
■; y
Jan
7%
28 %
y
■;
x22 V2
5% Jan
"14% Mar
-
100
20%
28% /
Ray Drug common-Superior Portland Cement,: Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
800
7%
2%
20%
Sun
400
15
20 V8
Ill5
Corp
24%I'" Y
7%
4%
•
1-
101 % Mar
34
24
:
20%
Stop & Shop Inc
19%
(Hugo)
:
~2%"
1
5%
12%
-
y
29
"
14%
1UC
—
Jan
29
"—Is
—I i
Ehgine Co—
Mar
29
24
-
corn-
_
4
8
9%
Tube
(The) Corp
8
>
100
38%
•
—J
I2I73
Standard
7%
4%
—
Brewing
Co
Standard Cap &t Seal
40
1
A3/»
Jan
15
Jaa
-Jan
Feb
8% Mai-
10%
1,200
103
103%
75
29
30%
1,900
25%
Jan
15
15%
400
13%
Jan
17
10%
11
800
Jan
11% Mar
IO % Mar
,
29%
11
102
Jan
9
104%
33%
Feb
Feb
Tampa
Feb
Technicolor Inc common—^
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Thew Shovel Co common
Electric
Jan
19
Jan
Tilo
Co
"
common
36%
—5
—1
Allied
-10
18%
1
A
19
7%
1,800
Xl7%
Jan
100
1%
Jan
2%
25% Mar
26%
25
25%
750
26%
28%
1,100
22%
Jan
30
57%
58
.90
55%
Feb
59
"4%
11%
24,800
4%
5%
5,900
6%
5
1
—
19%
2
25%
10%
1
Engineering
18%
58
•
6%
600
4%
4%
2,600
10%
1%
27
2
1,600
10% Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
12%
Jan
6
Jan
5%
7%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
28%
700
23%
Jan
2,700
6%
2,100
12%
Jan
15% Mar
450
15%
Jan
17
1-1
8%
—1
31%
Jan
37%
.100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—— —1
Trans Lux Corp
—1
Tri-Continental warrants __—1—_.
True
Temper
Trunz
Inc
1
Corp
Jan
85
Jan
Feb
Mar
-v-8% Mar
Jan
18%
••
Jan
91
Mar
1!
3%
100%
46
200
3%
100
1%
1%
2%
4,400
700
20
21%
18%
18%
22 %
5,300
21%
21% -21%
100
1
Jan
4%
Jan
Jam
Mar
105"
Jan
3%
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
"
'
20
-
Jan
17
Jan
4
*-e-b
16%
Feb
y2
;
Jan
18% Mar
•
Jan
4 53%
2% Mar
•
125
20%
3%
Feb
v.
1
Jan
1% Mar
2,100
3
100
2,300
3%-
22
I
3%
700
3%
2%
%
44% Mar
400
100%
3%
100
6
Feb
6
IS
44%
Jan
24% Mar
-
23% Mar
2% Jan
Feb
U
5,200
3
Jan
4%
Feb-
2%
2%
2%
9,000
2
Jan
2%
Feb
Unexcelled
120
97
Jan
Feb
Union
Ulen
101
43
850
34%
Feb
103
43
Mar
Realization
Union
Gas
Corp
Chemical
of
i.___—
Corp
Investment
•
10c
Jan
5
Co_i___
7%
7%
7%
3,700
*-•
Canada
16%
16%
17%
2,800
4
4%
.
:
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
7
1
.
Feb
8% Mar 4
' 18%
.
Feb
7% Maf
Union Gil Co of California—
$3.75 preferred series A
•
Stock Yards of Omaha———10o
14%
14%
14%
1,100
12%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
16%
1,000
9%
Jan
17% Feb
United
Aircraft
44 %
2,400
39%
Jan
51V4
Jan
United
ili
31,600
United
Elastic
99% 101%
550
5%
5,100
Corp warrants
2% Mar
42%
> %
-
42
1%
page 31.
*■*
7%
15%
60
18%
common
80c convertible prefened
3%
42
•
7,000
2,000
91
.
21%
i
.
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
3%
10
•-*
8%
17%
8
Xl7%
8%
30% Mar
1,200
100
..."
Jan
Feb
7%
—
~3%
——
*
Feb
15%
7
90
preferred—
—5
;
•22
17
Stocks
—5
T_
Jan
14%
Toledo Edison 4%%
34%
•
"
Feb
17%
100
19
16%
Jan
25%
100
Co
112Va
15%
Jan
1
Inc—.
,'22%
Jan
111
500
Security Trust Co Ltd—
1
Royce Ltd—
40
Jan
17
deposit rets ord registered. -£1
deposit rets def registered- -5s
Shipyard Corp common-20
Toklan Royalty.
Corp
,70c
32%
5
Jan
18%
25c
Amer
26%
•
34%
Amer
2
10
111%
700
4,600
—5
Inc—
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction
&
21
111
common
Markets
37%
20Va
pfd
Corp
Corporation
36%
20%
—
Todd
——•
r* w
Jan
13%
.—1
20% Mar
1,170
:
4
2.50
^
12
cumulative
Stein
10%
American dep receipts for
ord reg—£1
Rome Cable Corp common
.
400
convertible
Steel
100
Rochester Gas <fe Elec
4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
i
13%
4.08%
Jan
4
:-4-
*
,
16%
13
4.32%
3%
20%
1
Jan
4.48%
2% Mar
2%
10 %
Pile common
see
13 %
preferred
preference
3,300
35%
6.25
For footnotes
5%'? Jan
400
convertible
3%
34%
Rio- Grande Valley Gas
Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
t1
% Jan
yy-v.Lt"
•v-t 7% Mar
7%
cumulative
Feb
4
Richmond Radiator
Rights
4
-
Mar
35-
:
Field
\
16%
4.56%
~2%
•
preferred
Rotary Electric Steel
>/■*}-<»'y"\
-1%
4.38%
28%
2.50
Reda Pump Co_*
Roosevelt
V-.
1%
16%
Co
original
Jan
-1
Raytheon Manufacturing
common—5
Reading Tube Corp class A:
Rolls
36% Feb
99% Feb
98% Feb
Jan
-
6%
Paper Mills
Jail
R
Co
•.
•
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison-—
Tobacco
&
Jail :*•• 4
Jan
-
15%
Publications—
Tishman
Inc
-•-4% Jan
1
5%
Corp
South Penn
Tobacco
(Robert)
15% Mar
-
3%'Mar.4*-'-
2,300
——.
Jan
18 »A
Reliance Electric
j&
7%
2% -Feb
/'
r
Jaa
31.
88
■
—
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
Thorofare
Rioe-Stix
3%
26%
Soss
Thor
Reis
1,250
3% :
_20
111 Jan
64
10
Co
5,500
20% Jan
>
•
Jan
*
3%
'
preferred
.11 Feb
2,600
Quebec Power Co_.
Regal- Shoe
35
90%
13
Jan
,2% Jau
1% Mar
■a
300
16,500
H
2r)» Jan
39¥j
Jan
1
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Thiokol
convertible
.
.—1
1,100
j.5
Pyrene Manufacturing
$3
'
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
3,000
62
4!/4% cumulative
preferred
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
com—*
Pyle-National Co common
3
Raymond Concrete
1
class A——
common—
convertible
26%
3
•
Hallway <fe Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co
common
10,400
3%
33%
•
*
Simplicity
~2%
63
10
Colorado—
2
•14%
3%
3%
89
Canada
of America
Breweries
2%
50
.
1%
1%
..
11% Jan.
'
-■
16% Jaa'.
100
17
17
100
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Starrett
common
17
89%
...
4r%
24%
2%
1
Metals of America
producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
2
S
Mining--:—'
6hawinigan Water
Power—
Sherwin-Williams common-—r. .123
16
500
11
—25a
1,000
Sherttuck- Denn
74%
Feb
shares
common
2%
35
—
Seton Leather common--'.
13 %
500
20%
1
2'/.
—3
common--—
65% Mar
1,650
U
1
Ltd
2%
..
Jah
„j
'
—-
"4
10c
29
Mar
27
"
y 40
200
25
1,300
'
4%
•
Pressed
Service of
Feb
9%
99%
1,100
17%
14%
*
Pratt & Lambert Co
Public
105 %
Jan
68,000
65
50o
-
Inc
Jan
A Jan
96 %
—
36 %
III
Standard
common
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada
common
6% 1st preferred
Prentice-Hall
106% Mar
22,200
'
35
16%
•
common
Mining Co
Jan
33%
Feb
150
6 V2
65
17
1
Pittsburgh & Lake EriePittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale
y
—
5%
4%
y 6
34
23
common
Mines
28%
16%
%
'
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Piper Aircraft Corp
'
—
1
Pinchin Johnson Ltd
40,000
—
2.50
Governor
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
100
25
(The)
Gold
22%
Mar
29
28%
102
—
22%
A J
•
25
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Pioneer
—
100
42%
•
31
•
Feb
102%
'
25
Co
Jan
Feb
27%
300
9
~5%
1
com
33
Mar
28
1,200-
99
43
pfd——100
•26%
Mar
27% Mar
700
8tt
•
Water & Power Co—
Pierce
Jan
98%
9%
99
*
preferred
Pharis Tire & Rubber
31%
28%
11
^
2
Corp
Jan
1,200
-
104% 105%
5
$1.32 cumulative
33%
1
Co
peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative preferred
Pep Boys
28 Va
6
Patican Co Ltd
Pennroad
27%
5%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills-
Penn
'28'J,'n
• 1
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Jan
_
300
28%
27%
•
common
8%
600
-
31
.
28
27%
100
preferred
Pagc-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
pfd
400
2,100
28%
1
Light 5%
31%
31
23
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 div cum preferred
•
6%
Pacific
35
31%
31%
10%
34%
1st pfd—23
25
preferred
10%
•
35%
Jan
*
$3
Co
2%
Feb
•:
9% Jan' :
4,700
92
(R B)Inc~
Slmmons-Boardman
Can
' -
2,100
2%
if
2% Jan
.4% Feb
'*.'3% Jan
"•
-' 2%- Jaa
,
Jan
3%
—5
—
Sentry Safety- Control
:
Serfick Corp class B—
Sicks
pacific Gas & Electric 6%
6 % "/o
1st preferred
3%
2%
.25
.
CoJp
8$
1%. Feb
certificates
Sentinel Radio
Silex Co
pacific
3%
10
42% Feb
53Hit Jan
9%
14%
'
-50#
common
Co
Power
3%
3%
—1
common—
O
Ohio
2,100
3,500
—4-
_
Inc
prior stock
Seraler
3%
Ill
Hardware
Allotment
3%
•
2%
•
Shoe CO_
$5.50
-
3%
III
Convertible stock
-
14,800
;
«
Inc——
Seiected Industries
1%
1
_
Corp General-
Segal Lock
Jaa.
102% Mar
1%
'•
3,500
1 •
1
Bros
74
1
Inc
Ay Inc common
Scullin Steel Co common
Jau.
37%
66%
1%
.25c
Gchulte <D
Jan
15%
400
Schick
33
67%
—1v
———
Jan
34%
„49 y
Savoy Oil Inc (Dei)_
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co—
22%. Feb
100% Mar
'7,100
16%
6
Jan
Jan
49%
4% Mar
300
5
5%:
5%
1
"
20%
Hi
48%
19'/*
pfd—100
—
Mar
15%
50
4'%%
Northrop Aircraft Ihc
Novadel-Agene Corp
10%
900
■
1
—
*
Pub Sew
Jan
12,200
"
4
5
1—
Co
RR
Northern Ind
Mar
37%
"
*
Northeast Airline's
9
Jan
'5,000
1 .V
preferred—5o
Utility Securities
*
American
Jan
31
1,300
15%
16%
5
*
Feb
8
800
Samson
17%
5
common-
American Rayon $3
North Central
11 %
—*
Corp
Nipissing Mines
78
100
?
35%
16
Jan
300
33%
1
Ntles-Bement-Pond
North
22,500
9
8%
y
34%
—10
Merchandise
New York Shipbuilding Corp—
Pounders shares
—
#forth
2%*
72
New
Niagara Share
'
common
1
A
1
% Mar
Jan
Union
Products
Corp—u
common—50c
5%
y«
.—*
103%
99% Mar
Jan
73%" Feb
5%
35
-
•
36
y- 75.', Feb
5%'Mar
•y 6%:Ja'n
9,400
332
33%
Jan
%
Jan
150
>
Jan
,
36% Jan..,
iVoIume
173
Number 4995
.
.
(1199)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
YORK
NEW
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Sales
last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
oi Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Exchange
MARCH U
Week's Bang*
Friday
Interest
Range Since Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
'Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Range Sineft
Jan. I.
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sold
Bid &. Asked
.
"
Par
United Milk Products common
75c particpating preferred
United Molasses Co
Amer
•
10 Va
;•
NJ
RR
5y>
& Canal
United., Profit Sharing
common
H
Jan
Jan
54
Jan
3,300
Feb
49 %
Jan
230
39%
Jan
41%
Jan
13 %
U
S Foil
S
Co
and
class
S Radiator
8 Rubber
41
40%
Feb
15
Jan
1%
Jan
41
2
1.
B
2
x35
*
United Stoms Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil-
375
874 Mar
a%
3,300
8
37/a
1,200
1,000
3% Mar
5%
Jan
14
3%
Feb
25/a
92
Mar
-Feb
9% Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
250
62
28
125
25% Jan
29 4 Mar
34
3514
5
82
28
_lo
354
300
284
Jan
35% Mar
3%
4,300
"3% Feb
,3% Jan
134
A 7s
with Nov 1
Altalian
1940
Superpower 6s
$55
$24
1952-——Mar-Nov
Jan-July
coupon
1963
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4% to
$100
67
104
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 34s 1964—June-Dec
$100
'78
1034
67
.April-Oct
73
8
104
Jan-July
mortgage 64s 1953
474
43 4
13
77%
—May-Mow
A 1st
49
"
46
•
77 4
April-Oct
1963
New England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
—
46
46
88 4
86
105
444
70
6
Feb
78
82
10
.—
904
-
24
lo
,
5%
31/4
50c
Universal Insurance —
Universal Products Co common™,
4% Jan
87 y2
8
Feb
28% Jan
8,100
High
83
49
86
ADebenture escrow certificates 1952—-Jen-July
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1952
-
Jan
5,700
36
5%
1
U Feb
2%
•37%
5Vb
~lv<
1
,
3,500
24
32'/a
5Ya
*
commop—
Reclaiming Co.
Utah-Idaho Sugar
45 y»
10c
$5 1st preferred with warrants
.
U
44 y2
l
International Securities
U
45
Low
No.
High
Interstate Power Co—
Jan
44
25
25
—
Feb
245
43%
25
United Specialties common—
U 8 Air Conditioning Corp
64
Jan
400
,lo
,
U
Feb
23
Jan
-2434
100
10% preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
Feb
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
United
Feb
23
30
23
23
114
Jan
84
325
10 y2
Low
*High
Low
High
Low
86
Mar
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 34s
1968
1st
103
98 4
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
1
'/a 1044
984
98 4
1
1014 101%
Jan-July
$100
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct 1 1940 coupon 1960—-April-Oct
A6V2s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon I960——
"1044 106%
103% 1044
1014
104%
$55
34s
1970
—
104
9? Va
104 4
1054
55
55
$24
i
__
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
4 162 y4
10
102% 102%
—i—Jan-July
-50-year 6% debentures 1998Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s series A 1952
1
162
April-Oct
]
1624
165
102
1034
i
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
—1
Yalspar
Corp commonconvertible preferred.
•
$4
84
.—5
92
464
llli
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela Syndicate Inc__.
484
8%
8%
._20c
4
15
144
Jan
9%
82
Jan
964
40
20
300
Jan
44
134
500
Feb
34s
Jan
Feb
series A
1973—
Southern
1st
mortgage 3s
(Calif)
-y";'
r
W
i>
cv
*•-
«.
'
.■
,
34
Waco Aircraft „JCo—,
•/
Wagner Bakiaj-g. voting trust ctfs ext—•
7% preferred
100
Waitt & Bond-line—-——
—1
$2 cum preferred—
30
SWahham Watch Co v t c w i1
.
34
34
.
74
600
8
-110
-•
34
3%
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
108% Jan
110
Jan
400
110
Feb
7%
30
(Hugo)
A7-4s
1%
I'v
15
400
16
1%
Jan
Stinnes
12
Jan
174
Feb
2
Feo
2%
Jan
6%
Jan
9
Feb
2%
17,700
7%
8%
7,700
105
103 y+
104
„
103 »/2
105
58
12
1034 104
„
*
J
101
103
100%
1054
98 %
95 y2
98%
95 y2
84%
95
42 4
43
34
47%
44
44
32 4
47%
65
46
65
$100
102
100% 103 Va
Feb-Aug
May-Mow
1970
984
April-Oct.
.
$92
__
Corp—
Jan-July
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Jtogustries—
A7-4s
103
104
101% 102%
2nd. stamped
1946—
;
_April-Oct
—
Feb-Aug
65
60
—
4
$24
-
24 Feb
450
2
2.
7%
warrants—,
1%
104%
103
$102
Jan-July
3rd
'
;
I
..
„
Ward, Hakfh^ .Co
Stinnes
.•
101%
$100
—April-Oct
1,
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
:
,
>
•
103% 104
—
1971-
Southwestern Gas & Electric.3 %s
•
103 »/2
102y2
Febr.Aup
Gas'34s' 1970
California
Southern Counties Gas
1024
$100
—
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973——
Jan
54
15
Jan
$100
1981—May-Mow
Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar
104
3% Mar
13,800
15
Feb
50
84 Mar
4,200
9
34
•
Vogt Manufacturing
74
2,000
92
464
——
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co„
84
74
Terni
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6 4s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A64s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
'
'it -'
•
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
74
.Wen,twpjrth Manufacturing
:
1.25
West Texas Utilities $6 preferred—*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
.Western Tablet
Stationery com
900
40
7%
Jan
lliy2
Jan
113
Jan
177
Jan
191
394
lo
Inc
Weytnjierg Shop Mfg..
Jan
27
Jan
37
Jan
41%
Feb
23
22 4
450
84
Feb
2%s
& Co
with Dec
A 7s
ex
Williams
(R C)
22'/2 Mar
254
Jan
50
23 y2 Mar
25%
Jan
Jan
West Penn Traction :5s
54
5
17
5
Industries
Woodall
1'
10 Va
900
8%
Jan
5%
pfd
94
200
6%
Jan
104
13%
Jan
14%
5%
2,000
4%
Jan
7%
154
25
14%
Jan
20
101
Mar
15%
700
14
Jan
15%
144
15%
1,600
144 Mar
18%
1%
1&
Period
1%
Week's
Last
Jan
Quar-Feb
1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A
States Elec Corp
debentures
1970
No.
1004
1948—Jan-July
Jan, 1
,
■'Low
6
High
103 %
163
163
99% 1004
13
107%
99%
11134 114
103%
111
Mar-Sept
1194
119% 120
Jan-July
1004
1004 101%
GO
113%
116%
87
120
"
series
revenue
.
of
1947—1978
99
103%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
.
Lackawanna
1st
of N J Division—
mortgage 4s series A
A 1st
Eastern
4s
mortgage
Gas
Ercole Marelli Elec
1993-
series
& Fuel 3y2s
Water Lt &' RR
Efmira
B
May-Nov
May
1993
1965
5s
65 y2
1956
Mfg Co—
64
6G4
35
64
734
.
18
58
12
102
102
Mountain
Guantauamo
&
ASS series A
Power
Western
May-Mow
112%
64
124
**
•
••
•International
*
1963
57
57
53
70
June-Dec
"listed
on
100
62
53
53
52
44
50
*'*
*4
k■
■
June-Dec
544
54
May-Mow
$82
84%
71
82%
Feb-Aug
70
6i
724
Jan-July
8
64s stamped 1958—Mar-Sept
(Plan A)
2yes 2008
May-Mow
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Map-Nov
A 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
25
25
37%
37%
•
External
5s
A Lima
City
are
Interest
'
1953
(Peru)
reduced
to
stamped (Plan A)
reduced to 24s 2008
Parana
2
70
4
5
5%
10
214
25 r
1
37%
37%
54
84
56
$56
9
$55
56
OO
1
514
794
1! Oi1l
$51
$75
56
514
$55
42
Mar-Sept
Interest
(Republic of)—
(ser ABODE) 1997
(Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2% 2012
ARussian Government 64s 1919
Peru
.
.
__
,
Jan-July
83
Jan-July
...Jan-July
*
V.
40%
26
284
1
35
34
35%
2%
2%
23
2 v
24
2%
June-Dec
—
.
35
39
224
284
28 %
de Janeiro stamped
Rio
•No
e
2%
38
2
24
par
value,
a
Odd-lot transaction
Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's range).
(not included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Ex-
principal.
11 Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range). r Transaction
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
for cash
sales being transacted during current week.
61
77
23
60
78
82
13
63
85
584
83%
65
84
tive-
61%
83%
"w
81
80
82
$78
82
§
__
—
7
20
trials
15,
.
roads
252.02
"conv." convertible;
when issued;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
-Bonds10
'
Rail¬
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumuls^
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,, voting-trust certificate**
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants."
Abbreviations used
i,"
Averages
the
.
*
Reported in receivership.
'
30
'-
ABonds being tvaded flat.
10
$78
—
-Jen-July
1952
*
Date-
10
Total
Util¬
65
ities
Stocks
>
-
First
Indus¬
'
Second
Grade
trials
v
10
10
(35 Stocks)
Total
Grade
Util¬
40
Rails
ities
Compiled by National
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Bonds
Rails
Range for 1951
Closing
Date—
March
10—
84.78
43.37
93.74
100.23
106.33
98.35
101.63
101.63
March
12
*249.89
83.52
43.13
*92.82
100.15
106.07
97.85
101.47
101.38
Mar.
10-—
13
245.88
81.42
42.65
91.14
100.17
106.02
97.65
101.55
101.34
Mar.
March: 14—_—1__
243.95
80.84
42.56
90.53
99.94
105.69
97.20
101.39
101.05
March,
15
244.85
81.17
90.79
99.98
105.49
96.96
101.09
Mar.
100.88
March
16—
99.85
105.68
97.25
101.07
100.96
Mar.
14——
47.22
13.9;
Mar.
15
46.98
High
'47.21
Low
248.62
computed
$
82.69
by
utilities, 14.2; 65 Stocks, 38.92.
42.49
.
43.04
dividing total
92.25
-
•
prices by the following: Industrials, 7.36; Rails,
"
•
Mar.
'
fThe averages for the 30 Industrial Stocks and for the 65-Stock'Composite
to the distribution by the Standard Oil Co. of California
held;
—.
Maranhao stamped
76
•
82
"
1957
1952—
arc
—
f
■
..
..
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 64s stamped 1952
104 4
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Averages
High
$76
574
814
77
Feb-Aug
Indus¬
March
LOW
$76
80
80
1955
*.
'•
,
Jan. 1
NO.
$56
82
June-Dec
-Stocks;i.V
Range Sine
Sold
n
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no
1955
(July 1941 coupon)
Below
101
£56 4
Stock and Bond
'■A:
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
70
.*
(Aug 1941 coupon)
series F
A7s
70
$48%
A64s (Dec 1 1941 coupon)
A5S
70
100
101
Jen-July
A7"s-series E I957_:
A 7s
or
Sale Price
redeemed
^•A4>%« series C
•
Week's Range
Last
Period
Aprfl-Oct
Jan-July
BR¬
1958
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
a 20-year 7s April
1946
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
External 54s 1955
Power Sec—
"All Issues 11%
s
Stock Exchange
A54s 1921
A Ex-coupon market
—,=>
>
3%s
104
14s to 24s
57
Mar-Sept
(coupon on)
102
High
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
Green
103
Friday
New York
103%
1112
Maj'-Nov
1961
103
1959
.
61 4
112%
102
'
1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953—.
stamped
debentures
"
604
102
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
l6.4s with Nov 1
5s
f
166
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
Feb-A«p-~ 103
97J/2
Jan
Range Since
Sold
High
103% 104
*158
June-Dec
5s debs
1954
Bonds
Bid & Asked
104
Tig
Jan
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bethlehem
1
Jan
14
8,900
Friday
Interest
Aug
116%
98
Feb
£1
June-Dec
6s
116
97
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
h54s
s
bonds
Exchange
1064
116
Jan
4%
44
Low
^Central
Feb
105
ioi >/2
,
New York Stock
106
$112
Newspaper Union—
conv
Jan
ioi
15
•
$97
—
Feb
18
43
15
BONDS
Steel
17%
Jan
Jan
5s
Wright Hargreeyes Ltd
—
Jan
16
8
6s
Ltd—
American deposit receipts1
6% preference —±
99
97
June-Dec
Jan
54
101
964
14
Mar-Sept
I960-
Feb
300
'
.2
50
Jan
334
100
60
10% Mar
54 Jan
13%
-•
Iiic
W)
CF
194
9
25
25
Woodl# Petroleum common
Woolworth
Jan
154
l
•
Jan
16 Mi
134
9
1
Winnipeg Elec common
Wisconsin Pwr &'Lt 444
4%
200
9%
•
Wilson Brothers common
preferred w w_
'5% preferred x w
2,900
17
50
—Jane-Dec
debentures 1954-
A 5s income
$55
$24
__
—
Washington Water Power 3y2s 1964
234
Jan
103
.
:
800
16%
102%
$102y2 103
—
.
June-Dec
1956
1956
coupon
325
5
& Co
1947
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
234
17
WiDsop' Products Inc
1
Dec
;
.
1940 coupon
214
10
1
1
214
214
1
Wichita Itiver 'Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp___
_May-Nov
—
Electric Service Co—
A 7s
Western
Whitman <Wm)
1969-
revenue
United
234
l
5
:
40
"
Feb
26
20
Whirlpool Qorp
7%
187%
•
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
74
185
--
This changed the divisor for the 30 Industrials
to
of
one
7.36
additional
Average give effect
share
for
each
share
and for the 65 stocks to 38.92.
48.36
High
48.65 Feb 26
12—
48.36
Low
43.37 Jan
13——
47.85
—
16———
2
„
Range for
M
1950
43.24 Dec 30
34.25 July 13
31
(1200)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Transactions at the New York Stock
Stocks
Week Ended March 16,1951
Railroad
United States
Total
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Shares
Saturday—
568,760
$720,000
$122,000
Monday—
1,640,324
3,146,000
443,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
2.332,580
4,617,000
403,000
5,020,000
2.107,890
4,066,000
447,000
2,066,840
4,352,000
392,000
3,599,000
307,000
3,906,000
—
Total
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
:
4,744,000
1,657,300
.
10,373,694
$20,500,000
4,513,000
$2,114,000
163,100
468,375
1951
$5,000
$41,000
5,000
178,000
216,000
104,000
337,990
95,000
17,000
115,000
32,000
1,000
148.000
46,000
21.000
80,000
,
40,000
6,000
126,000.
$328,000
$34,000
$776,000
V
315,945
,.
>
H
1951
2,029,160
O
1950
133,585,272
96,416,292
1950
Week Ended March 16
1951
Bonds
U.
8.
Stocks—No. of shares
Government
International
$10,000
——
Bank
24,157,700
20,500,000
215.203,300
Domestic
$256,925,500
$23,435,900
$22,614,000
2,029,160
l»50
1,948,630
$414,000
x.
30,670,871
20.581,558
$654,000
$4,921,000
*8,737,000
—328,000
479,000
3,076,000
4,426,000
34,000
59,000
523,000
640,000
$776,000
$1,192,000
$8,520,000
$13,803,000
,
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
$242,804,580
1951
'
—...
...
Total
Jan. 1 to March 16
1950
Bonds
138,000
27,366,080
232,718,800
$2,617,000
20,818,900
$2,114,000
—
'
$97,200
39,000
Foreign
Railroad & Industrial
67,000
Jan. 1 to March 16
8,212,570
10,373,694
$29,000
111,000
$22,614,000
—
Week Ended March 16
—
Total
$7,000,
339,590
—
Foreign
Corporate
Government
62,000
404,160
„
(Par Value)
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Total...
Stocks—No. of shares————...
Bonds
of
Week Ended March 16,1951
3,589,000
Friday
Exchange
Stocks
<Number
$842,000
Thursday
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
and Miscel.
of
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number
.
...—
Total
....
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Doston Stock
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
100
—
Rights
154%
118
,
Low
paid
Stamped $50 paid
—
Jan
218
40% Mar
46%
Jan
Cities
38%
Jan
44%
Feb
City
230
117%
Jan
43
%
124
/
,
43%
43%
56
.
56
Common
Eastern
6%
2,674
&
series A
B
*
National
Mar
Jan
6%
16%
Day
Dept Stores
General Electric
6%
Jan
18%
Jan
National
25
60
24%
Jan
26
Jan
82
170
78%
Jan
84
Jan
9%
205
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
91%
270
83%
Jan
94%
1
13%
—100
13%
Ohio
101
11%
Jan
Jan
67
Feb
62
60
62
162
58
Jan
62
47
48%
160
37%
18%
Jan
49
Jan
Jan
35
iy%
19%
400
35
36
77 Va
76%
79%
134
53%
52%
56%
1,853
__
27%
70'A
18
107
20
29"%
74%
19
130
38%
Jan
83%
Feb
56% Mar
24%
Jan
Jan
70% Mar
250
107
Mar
49 %
275
18
Jan
76% Mar
353
105
>
21%
15%
30%
Feb
*
32%
1
33%
33
7^;
34 %
;
132
/
99
79%
22
Jan
Jan
110
Feb
-
29%
„
35
.
33
JanMar
37%
Feb
36%
England
Electric System
New England Tel & Tel—:
N Y New Haven & Hartford
North Butte Mining
9%
9%
20%
20%
21%
22%
16c
15c
16c
2,400
10c
Feb
25c
12%
12%
2,766
11%
Jan
100
50
—
100
125
7%
200
101
17%
260
93 %
20%
21%
152
19%
1%
1%
1%
9,700
43%
42%
43%
22
21%
22%
100
—
•
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co
.
25
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Stone
Webster
&
25%
——i
Torrington
Union
1%
42% Mar
48%
21 % Mar
26 Vb
United
Shoe
Machinery
7
Jan
8%
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
40
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
24%
24%
532
19%
38 %
314
34%
Jan
870
33
Jan
40
Jan
29%
Jan
33
Jan
47%
47%
7
46%
Feb
49%
Feb
6%
35
4%
21%
21%
11%
11%
20%
34%
30
30
100
30
Mar
30
__
68%
44 %
65%
70%;../
Jan
73%
44
Jan
49%
355
51%
Jan
59
>
13
13%
75
11%
Jari
13%
11%
.t
v
''
35%
37%
1,098
34%
Jan
38%
Week's
Shares
Low
—
10
•'
*
20
10
9%
27 %
125
23%
25
5%
50
75
9
35%
145
32%
50
29Va
Jan
34% Mar
55
;
5
54%
Jan
59%
41%
44%
309
36%
31
Kroger
25%
♦
Stock
Ford
New York
Exchange
Exchange
common
"B"
Building
Printing
Allied
common
480
4%
286
4,318
34%
20
16%
Jan
4%
Jan
19%
4%
Telephone & Telegraph
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel
For footnotes seepage 41.
47%
Feb
34%
38%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
? '£
Jan
Exchange
DETROIT
WOodward 2-5525
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Feb
Consumers
Jan
106
Feb
Detroit
109% Mar
Detroit
483
5% Mar
69%
Jan
&
Gray
15
39%
Feb
42
Feb
Friars
48
Mar
51
Jan
Gar
25%
25%
385
25
Feb
26%
Feb
Gemmer
14
9
Mar
Feb
15
Jan
45% Mar
47
Jan
Frankenmuth
Ale
Feb
38%
Jan
Goebel
23%
Jan
Jan
Great
Jan,
14%
Jan
13
13
150
11%
11%
12%
300
11%
Jan
12%
M
43
43%
200
37%
Jan
46
51
49
Jan
51
Mar
Jan
9%
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
_
50
11%
Feb
Hall
_
_
23
_
18%
Jan
17
992
14
Jan
18
Feb
33%
1,391
31
9%
650
9
6%
7
250
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
9%
300
■IVb
Jan
9%
Mar
22%
23%
10,569
22%
Jan
2%
200
2% Mar
3 Va
Jan
7Va
7Va
200
6%
8
Jan
2%
600
52
4%
Ball
Hoskins
44%
25
43%
Jan
48
Feb
Howell
15%
75
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
50
118
2ft
192
149%
Jan
1,617
1%
Jan
Jan
39%
44%
42
277
39%
42%
44%
724
42% Mar
%
~8%
Bearing-
3%
8%
%
8%
19,876
511
% Mar
7%
Jan
158 % Mar
2ft
Kinsel
Electric
Motors
Kresge Co
44%
Feb
Lansing Stamping
Jan
Masco
1% Mar
8% Mar
(S
Screw
Michigan
National
S)_
600
7
945
6Va
Jan
8
22
505
15 Va
Jan
22
51
52%
2,681
46%
Jan
52% Mar
4%
4%
100
4% Mar
4%
Feb
Jan
common
Welding
22c
Jan
>
V
30c
Feb
Feb
.
Feb
9Va
9 Va
110
8%
Jan
9%
33i
3%
260
2%
Jan
4%
2%
3%
2,507
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
5%
500
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
7
400
6
Jan
7%
Feb
7
100
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
20%
126
19
Jan
20% Mar
15%
16%
720
15
Jan
16%
6%
6%
530
1
27%
27%
210
2
38%
39
'
300
6
24
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
Jan
28
Jan
1% Jan
2
Feb
1
2%
*
1
1%
445
36%
Jan
2%
2%
600
2%
Jan
2%
Feb
3 Va
10
Products
Sugar
Elec
_
2% Mar
27c
1%
51
Jan
Feb
20%
16%
_
Feb
Jan
6%
1
—
Drug
—
__10
common. -2%
23%
-
Jan
7
—
1
King-Seeley
153% 157
""jj ft
&
Manufacturing
15
2
>
common
34% Mar
11%
5%
—
'
5
______
2%
Jan
Mar
21%
5
1
Jan
2%
1
_
16%
27c
7
1
Chemical
535
9
•
_10
_
Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Higbie Mfg
Jan
17
9
.
—
&
Mar
33
33%
1
*
Oil
13
16%
1
_
Brewing
Lakes
44%
"
100
3
8%
1,880
Feb
50%
«
10
Jan
1,375
2%
1
__
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Hoover
1
11%
9
5
Graham-Paige
79%
•
325
8%
-1
__
___
General Motors
19% Mar
19 Va Mar
>
2%
—
Manufacturing
70% Mar
*
12%
■W);
*
Industries—
188
36%
12%
,
.
Brewing
Brewing
Wood
2,491
154
Jan
Iron
20%
38%
16%
Detroit-Michigan Stove
161
63
250
_—20
Detroit
120
127
19%
1
Navigation—
Feb
9
15
Jan
18%
2%
Cleveland
Jan
49
46%
Feb
4%
1
7%
42
45%
3%
Jan
—
_
76%
9
Jan
Jan
3%
16%
Edison
48
8%
3
267
•
Davidson Bros
Jan
Jan
1,363
200
1
.
_
common
31 VB
100%
76%
Power
Jan
High
3%
4
_1
Michigan
Continental Motors
34%
Lou
High
3%
3%
2
.
_
Low
1
1
Feb
35% Mar
74 Va
Rights
Avco Mfg
Feb
41% Mar
_1
.
i
of
Jan
107%
74%
Products
32
8
5%
.
Burroughs Adding Machine
10
5%
_
..
Market
19%
Rights
.
18%
Jan
Stocks—
American Airlines
.
Feb
__
Rubber
Bear
36%
50
Stores
American
7%
Jan
Big
70%
*
Preferred
Curb
Last
_
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd Company
71%
5
Rapid
Unlisted
Jan
17%
Baldwin
37%
*
8
3%
20
34%
14%
♦
U
Feb
27% Mar
200
4%
102
High
12%
_
Brewing
American Metal
_•
Lunkenheimer
new
19
Jan
Jan
Electric
Altes
45%
P & G
Randall
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
Telephone:
—50
new
38
Members
New York Stock
42
~~
-10
Preferred
18%
6%
18
109% 109%
*
Kahn common
%
102
*
Hobart^
Low
34%
♦
Ins
Art
Feb
Feb
32%
••
Par
Higl*
34%
10
100
comon
Formica
Gibson
43%
common_8%
Tel
Dow
18%
•
Cincinnati
33% Mar
12%
26%
105% Mar
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Allen
Range Since Jan. 1
11%
6
Railway
Jan
36%
(
26%
18
Street
Jan
•
...
11%
26%
*
Cincinnati
Jan
90%
33%
'
STOCKS
for Week
Burger
Preferred
11%
23 Va
266
12.50
Elec
Sales
Range
20
C N O & T P common
Feb
55
(newL.
Exchange
of Prices
1
Electric
Feb
28%
Feb
Last
Mach
Feb
57%
Jan
175
-
41%
51% Jan
136
11%
24%
100% 102%
"V
34% Mar
25 Va
Feb
36%
—*
&
70
60
224
Feb
13
Balcrank
Mill
Jan
20% Mar
Jan
57%
Par
Gas
Jan
12%
Feb
45%
1,802
1,425
59%
44%
Friday
Churngold Corp
25%
Jan
Jan
36%
23%
6% Mar
10%
55
,
Jan
16%
27
23%
49 Va Mar
21% Mar
25%
101%
;
10
55
.25
...
Jan
100
,
26
10
Feb
54%
25
10
Sale Price
Cincinnati
117
42%
Mar
7-
STOCKS
Cincinnati
22
—
*
J)_.
12
•
11%
19%
140
Mar
Cincinnati Stock
Carey
52% Mar
Jan
Friday
Brewing
Feb
56 % Mar
26%
20%
—
38% Mar
40
12.50
Laundry
54%
Jan
30%
Detroit Stock
American
Jtin
Jan
46
Feb
Jan
39%
„
*
Aluminum
49 Va
49%
155
__i
Feb
16%
8%
37%
•
—*
.—
Jan
100
(Ohio)
Westinghouse
Jan
32%
Jan
225
264
22%
*
common
U S Rubber Co
209
11%
Jan
46 %
Jan
9%
9%
7%
5
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Fruit Co
3
46
52%
10% Mar
29%
Feb
975
•
Drill
150
56%
140
32%
5
(N
Jan
137
16%
16%
•
Co
Twist
52%
50%
30
/
28
_15
Jan
Feb
1
9%
7%
—•
Inc
10%
32
Feb
Mar
Jan
7
-
50
Association
14
46%
50
Detroit
Shawmut
Jan
102% Mar
20
100
2.50
—
12%
12% Mar
Jan
852
Jan
12%
32'A Mar
13%
Feb
1
Cos
94 Va
Jan
50
Carbide
Steel
80% Mar
Jan
29%
30%
Brands
Feb
5
Service
U 8.
Jan
83%
"
*
Studebaker
Union
69%
163
27%
:
Oil
Standard Oil
Jan
Jan
100
204
31%
Co
Standard
Standard
Jan
Feb
91%
33 %c
;
Roebuck
Southern
38%
31%
•
Indus
Mar
27%
;
Socony Vacuum
.
*
Assn
,
—1
*
Mergenthaler
Racing
Xl9%
Sear
78%
54%
82%
*
Corp
Schenley
Mar
48
33
5%
Packard "Motor Car
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
14% Mar
58
20
352
8
Oil
Radio
63%' 64
34%
Jan
59% Mar
—•
„
•
100
Mathieson Chemical
Narragansett
Register
Jan
10%
;
5
Feb
100
Nash-Kelvinator
Cash
50 Va
.
31%
21%
•
new
134
:
1%
13%
5
...
National Distillers
Ohio Edison
General Motors
54
15%
Jan
85%
r
_
7
Federated
1%
76%
:/
•
31%
13%
l
—
Light.:
Jan
8%
—100
Corp
Linotype new
—
&
16% Mar
.
85%
*
common
Power
High
12% Mar
200
29%
m-mm
•
40
1%
33
18%
•
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
81
*
—
preferred
Mills
Jan
56
16%
85
460
•
Stores
Electric
Maine Central RR
Pacific
44
X25
82
•
Gillette Safety Razor Co new
Kennecott Copper
New
Jan
Mar
100
Employers Group Assoc
National
6%
16%
Feb
_10
Low
13%.
1%
25
Service
Products
Columbia Gas
Street Ry—
preferred adjustment
5%
16%
10
new
Mass
General
12
•
Associates—
Fuel
Eastern S3 Lines Inc
First
56
130
Feb
10
preferred
5%
6%
x40%
25
16%
16%
1%
5
1st preferred
6%
16%
100
Service
Gas
33%
412
Prop Trust
Boston & Providence RR
Eastern
25
321
100
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
52
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
'
issued
Personal
Boston
53%
21,159
121
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
13%
*
2ft
RR—
Maine
when
New
Feb
43%
100
10
100
Unstamped
Boston &
158%
8
Bethlehem Steel
High
Jan
42%
Boston Elevated Railway—
$40
149%
3,306
LOW
PI
39%
122
Shares
Benguet Mining
40%
25
Edison
Stamped
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Copper
Boston & Albany RR
for Week
Par
Baldwin
50
100
Woolen
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
High
152% 157
——
Anaconda
Boston
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Sale Price
& Tel
16
STOCKS
Week's
stocks
Tel
MARCH
Exchange
Friday
American
FOR WEEK ENDED
3Vs
500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
39
1 %
IV2
100
1% Mar
.1%
4
4
150
3%
4
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
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k
V +
y
^
(1201)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
National
Stamping
Packard
Parke
Motor
—
Pfeiffer
Rickel
Metal
& Co—:.—
3%
2,050
22 4
680
"l%
Soss Manufacturing
B
1%
Jan
700
7%
Jan
2
24
550
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
10 »/4
104
100
9%
Feb
10% Mar
4%
44
3%
4
Shirt
Distributors
4%
Jan
Feb
295
19%
Jan
650
13
Jan
15% Mar
10
94
2
2
2O0
9%
1%
5%
4%
25
Feb
1,300
4
Loew's
Jan
Jan
Mar
Friday
Jan
STOCKS
!
,
Par
.
.
Admiral
Power
Chemical
&
Dye Corp
Radiator .&
American
San
St
lei
xei
&
44
4
4 4
(Un)
(Un%
44%""
154
144-
-a73%'
American
Wooien
Co
Anaconda
Copper
<Un)
Co
(111)
Atch Topeka
& Santa Fe Ry (Un)—100
Atlantic Refining Co—1
25
Avco Manufacturing Corp (Un)
3
Baltimore
Ohio
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18
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22%
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19%
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Feb
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8% Mar
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18%
11
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13%
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17%
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213
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15%
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13
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152
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88
110
11
25
50
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18%
152
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6%
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1%
Mar
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45
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277/a
100
5
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Griesedieck Western
Jan
39
33
$3.50 preference
100
Jan
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Feb
4%
4
Montgomery Ward & Co
200
15%
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
13.
31%
common
c
Chemical
19%
Jan
2
21
Jan
Jan
16%.
__
Missouri Portland Cement
Monroe
14
4
10
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Jan
10
39
Co
Piping & Supply
19%
3%
.
new
26
17% Mar
•
Co
Cement
Utilities
14
Mar
Eros
Bros
191/2
17
35%
Jan
14
A
31%
.-
Jan
16%
7%
1
14Jan
50
114
Corp
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Glidden Co (Un)
Gossard Co
16%
—
3%
2115
III*
Refrigerator Co
Goldblatt
11%
33%
1
Utilities
Mar
17%
1
*
Metropolitan Brick Inc.
Mickelberry's Food Products:
15%
33%
*25
2l0
(Un)
Jan
7% Feb
-
24% Mar
40%
4%
—7
(Ky).
Medusa
Dredge
Corp
25
.16%
*
Jan
6
Transportation
23%
Jan
•
60
13%
»
Amer
6%=
10
Jan
600
General Box Corporation
6%
*
6
4
Co.
49%
14%
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
General
(Un)__
615
14
Inc
21% Mar
21%
■
Jan
1
America
27% Jan
5
-
2"
Co
Mills
Gibson
—
Feb
—1.1
Fitz-Simons &
Jan
35%
Feb
•
Inc
25%
33 %c
Feb
20 %
*
Brewing Corp
700
?% Jan
42% Feb
1%
11%
15
;
26%
17% Mar
8
100
5
Mfg
26%
22%
Jan
1
Watch
-18% Mar
-
Jan
Jan
530
_10
Railroad
Jan
5%
1%
12%
(Allen B) class A_10c
Controller
Elgin National
Jan
13%
700
4%
Pure
(Un)
40%
1,812
6%
300
28%
5
de Nemours (Un)
200
17%
,2
27%
10
class A
Feb
42%
16%
1
-10
;
2,300
13
Corp
Jan
44%
42%
17%.
Jan
Corp
12
1
Co
55
Jan
B
Lynch
i^Va
25
Chemical
14% Jan
;
20
...
Louisville Gas & Elec
Mar
Miller & Hart
Crane
Domestic
12% Jan
14%
common^
Midwest
l
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
49 % Mar
53% Mar
•
(Un)
400
5,200
Lindsay Lt & Chem
12% Mar
20
Curtiss-Wright Corp
200
52%
1.150
Libby McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
17%
Corp of America
Continental Motors (Un)
Co
14%
50
17%
preferred
Jan
50
Power
Container
14%
51'A
22%
*
(Un)
1
28%,Mar
15
•
Aircraft
-37%;Feb
21%
Lincoln
b%
Preferred
Jan
Mar.
17'A
25
Consumers Co common
Jan
32%
26
21%
;.
Co
Jan
5
(Un)
1,100
•
1
Gas System
39
952
28%
Supply com..*
&
*
Commonwealth Edison
36%
150
Sessions
Ss
Jan
100
Co Inc
Jan
100
34'%
26
Feb
6%
Gas
51%
1
Ilium Co
41
x40% x40%
10%
Laclede-Christy Co
Oak
Elec
Feb
Jan
252
15%
l
Clinton Foods Inc
Jan
30% Mar
61%
10%
Koppers Co Inc
Kropp Forge Co
Jan
42% Mai-
10%
♦
preferred
11%
28% Feb
53% Mar
1
Feb
1%
39%
100
•
common
Feb
Feb
-
800
315
Knapp Monarch Co—
158%
1,800
10
Iron
20
300
325
Switchboard
1,000
25
Cliffs
-
30%
2,190
Kellogg
17%
25
Co
1,400
*
54
17%
North
Corp
Service
Jan
11
13
74% Feb
-
12%
_1
,
8%
10
Feb
35
-•
29%
24%
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
250
•
;
Jan
26%
Feb
Jan
550
1
Products (Un)
Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
Chicago Towel Co common
18%
24%
Feb
52
5
Certaln-teed
900
16%
Jan
16%
50c
common
19%
25
Mar
52
"
1
Corp
Co..
19%
•
16
52
25
Corp„„
Jan
10
Co
17
10
West
Jan
75
15
Muter
Brewing
Central
Central
Ji*V.'
10
59%
*,
19
8%
17
•
(Un)
28%
500
200
Power & Light—
& Light (Un):
Jan
2
17
8
Biscuit
5
11%
63%
53%
10
Jan
150
700
54%
12.50
common
Carr-Consolidated
Greif
40%
2
52%
2.50
Pacific
19%
•
Leath & Co common
53%
,.__1
(Un)
(F) Manufacturing
Corp
Canadian
5%
City
Power
*
Co
33%
11
Feb
Mar
*
26%
13
1,500
1%
12%
5
61 %.
11
•
& Laughlin Steel Corp:
10
J;
Burton-Dixie
&
Kansas
Jan
Feb
...»
Bigelow
Burkhart
Flour
Jones
4%
Feb
7
5
Jan
100
1%
1%
:,,
3%
4%
570
32%
6%
;.
5
Feb
27
22%
1% Jan
27% Jan
28% Jan
1%
6%
1
Feb
x7
Lamson
__1
Corp__
(George W) Corp
Brown
Erie
II
lp
33%
3%-Mar
23%
21%
Jan
51%
191/2
5
Fisheries
Borg
Dow
4% Mar
Feb
Middle
Booth
4
11
46
10
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Cities
•
4%
*
(Un)
Lonergan Mfg class
Eastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Jan
8
8
Jan
•
12% Jan
1,660
29
2
Feb
4%
15
18
.
800
30
4
44%
38'%
175
200
X7
12%
1%
3
Jan
3%
27
Shoe-—*
Feb
29
Co
245
7.50
Shinkle
&
10%
29%
Washer
42%
3%
27
—.——*
Light (Un)—
3,700
29%
Avco
X41 %
x41%
Elec (Un)
&
Stephens
Laclede
Automatic
Feb
j
Feb
Jan
Tel
11%
1%
Athey Products Corp
11%
Chemical__5
(Un)
Si
Mar
11%
■
Jan
Co...
1&
1
• v
9
10
Ltd
Mar
5
common..1
200
——
Packers,
Paper
u
Asbestos
preferred
10%
.
Si
3,100
Armour & Co
convertible
10%
'
Co..
Harvester
%
$1.20
Feb
1
Co
Minerals
19
36% Mar
1,800
4,600
45
■
Rights
(111) common
Manufacturing Co
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
27%
100
Steamship
3%
1,100
3,800
42%
10
(Un)
A,
Jan
10%
4
1,600
•
2%
Mining
(Un)
26
30%
International
9
3,150
14%
.;
.
15%
14%
14%
'
Rights
38%
14%
Co
200
common
—
International
7
3,500
151/4
It..*
San
26%
25
RR
Feb
45%
7%
100
41%
.
37
37
1
4%
4
(Un)..*
(111;
Stand
&
41/,
*
Feb
26%
Feb
'
10%
4%
...
1
34%
1
Kansas
Alleghany Corp
Jan
•
High
42
1
Alum
LOW
High
42%
Corp
Advanced
Aetna
Mfg
28%
—
International
Range Since Jan. 1
10
_■
150
1
Products
Steel
Steel
International
Shares
5
Co
33
3
Co
International
Low
32%
•
for Week
Par
Abbott
20%
Inland
Sales
Range
of Prices
»
Jan
;
Bartlett
Central
Interlake
Week's
Last
19%
—50
Brick
Indiana
Friday
750
Indianapolis Power & Light
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sale Price
19%
.1
Independent Pneumatic Tool
STOCKS
8%
19
-10
preferred
Illinois
High
Jan
19%
Corporation
Illinois.
Low
10,350
7%
1
■;
Hydraulic Press Brick
EAU CLAIRE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
Huttig Sash & Door common—..——5
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
LaCROSSE
Low
8
Brewing Co__l^
Hein-Werncr
Chicago Board of Trade
MADISON
Shares
8%
Co
Corp
Helleman (G)
Members:
MINNEAPOLIS
for Week
1
Instrument
Harnischfeger
Telephone Central 6-0780
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Hallicrafters Co
105 SO. LA SALLE ST.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
r
9%
102
9% Mar
Mar
13%
Feb
66
Feb
41%
Feb
105% Mar
,
->*'
-.-J.-.—7
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1203)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
march ig
range 1 or week ended
Friday
STOCKS
s
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Standard
Oil
Btandard
Co
Steel
(Ohio)
Spring
Low
-10
common
Sales
33%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
33% Mar
600
35V\
23
23 Vz
255
22
Jan
24 Va
14
14%
150
14
Mar
15%
Jan
Jan
19
Feb
Abbott
Jan
12
Jan
35% Mar
Admiral Corporation
_
Air Reduction Co (Un)
53%
Feb
Alaska Juneau
(Un)
1
5
xl7Va
18
700
15%
Stone
1
10'a
10 y2
11
1,450
9%
1
32%
31%
35%
780
28%
Jan
51%
52%
537
42 V*
Jan
5
Corp
Corp
(Un)
Studebaker
Sunbeam
23
Corp
*
Suudstrand
Machine
Sunray
Corp (Un)
__
17j/2
17'/2
18%
1,250
17%
Jan
19
Feb
19ya
18%
19%
4,500
17
Jan
21%
Feb
American
25
35
34 Va
35%
858
34Vs Mar
40
Jan
American
25
89%
89
90V*
510
84% Jan
94 ya
Feb
American
25 y2
26 Vz
500
25y2 Mar
27%
14%
15
350
12 y2
Jan
15
22 y2
23%
690
Jan
25
Alleghany
Texas
Co
(The)
Texas utilities
Co
*
common
Thor Corp
5
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
5
15
__
19%
Feb
Mar
Mar
Car
American
Go
Trans
World
(The)
Trav-ler
So
La
Union
2
Carbide
Inc
—
Corp
Coal
United Corp
United
k
San
Co
Iron
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
4%
64 Vs
1,605
a
13%
15% Mar
20
32% ;a32%
18%
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
13
Feb
Mar
Jan
16%
Jan
20
Feb
560
12%
Jan
15
Feb
50
7y%
Feb
79%
Feb
1.946
150%
Jan
8,939
.
37%
116
„
1%
Jan
75
40
.
18%
14%
14%
b71 y8 a71%
152%
3%
150
210
.
12% al23,8
—
—
14%
Feb
60
4%
14%
34% Mar
23%
200
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
4'%
2,600
4%
-
157
...
.
.
.
36 y2 Feb
v
,
157% Mar
Feb
34Va
23%
23%
-4%
%
Jan
4
16'A
Jan
18%
Feb
270
49%
Jan
51
Feb
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
59%
Feb
450
28%
Feb
600
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Archer-Daniels-Midland
14
18 y.
Jan
22 y«
Feb
Armour
44
4iy« Mar
47%
Jan
Atchison Top 8c Santa
3,500
11
10%
11V2
Jan
12'A
12
Feb
11% Mar
13%
Feb
Atok-Bjg
Feb
Avco
36
37
1,900
34%
Jan
38%
17'/2
250
15'A
Feb
17% Mar
13
750
10%
Jan
13% Mar
300
12%
Feb
14'A
Jan
2
15 Va
15
15 %
750
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
5
5
14
~
100
53
'
.11%, Jan
14% Mar
200
14
51%
—
51%
59%
Jan
(111)
Feb
Wedge
Mfg
Corp
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Fe
100
Par
American
Stores
American
Low
_•
'-100
Tel
Tel &
37%
.
Bandini
154%
152% 157
1
•
IIIlO
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities Corp
-75c
Baltimore Transit Co
5Vo
Curtis
Pelaware
Electric
&
Light
General
Motors
(Glenn
Pennroad
Transportation
dlv
Si. 40
Co
Steel
Gas
—
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
145
2% Mar
4>A
Jan
14 '/a Mar
17%
Jan
16%
17%!
505
161/*
Jan
18%
76V2
79 y* ■
985
68%
Jan
80% Mar
8%
-
10%
8% Mar
452
23%
822
20%
Jan
43%
45%
316
40%
Jan
71 y4
120
65
Jan
2
200
Feb
70 3A
Jan
Feb
'
200
'
200
"23% Mar
45%
Feb
(Un)
Feb
50 V*
52%
20%
20%
10
10% '
322
12%
12%
13%
359
—•
19%
20%
141
%
3A
320
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Jan
y Mar
14VB
15 Va
874
13'A
Jan
15 Va Mar
26%
■
■
-
27%
Jan
15 "A
Jan
19% Mar
21%
Jan
,,12%
27% Mar
27%
1,924
24%
22'A
6,917
21
55
38%
40%
80
35%
Jan
40% Mar
27%
28%
4,492
25 V2
Jan
28% Mar
1,271
4%
Jan *
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
25%
Jan
24
Feb
6%
7
8%
l-it
6%
8
8%
Jan
871
Mar
26%
'59%
Feb
I
24%
23%
24%
1,478
21%
Jan
/'
23%
23
23%
598
21 y2
Jan
25%
25%
26'A
99
25% Jan
27 Va
Feb
28 Va
27%
28 Va
90
27% Mar
32%
44%
44
45%
770
41%
13
100
13
«
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13
—
47%
Feb
Mar
13%
Jan
Jan
Co
—
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Case
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Par
Corn
Central
Eureka
Chesapeake
Chic
Milw
Chrysler
Cities
St
a
■
——
a
Brewing
"
13%
Chemical
Fuel
Home
(Joseph)
Jeannette
Joy Manufacturing Co
—
—
National Fireproofing Corp
Consolidated
S2.50
convertible
Creameries
Crocker
Co
&
_
_
.
Bros
..
Steel
56
59%
$300
121%
Jan
124 Va Mar
24.500
53% Mar
57%
Jan
3,500
57 Vs Mar
61
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see
page
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a
205
26
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417
49
1
1
common
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844
a
29%
Feb
2.25
Feb
Mar
38 y8
Feb
Jan
29 y4
Feb
Mar
625
59 *A
Feb
Feb
25%
48
135
Jan
48
Jan
80
89
77
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Feb
Feb
47c
Mar
38
100
33
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38 Va Mar
21%
21%
363
20
Jan
26 V*
Feb
26%
150
26% Mar
32
Feb
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50
37%
a—
13% Feb
Feb
13
79
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275
24%
Jan
27%
34
28 Va
Jan
28%
Feb
265
51%
Jan
65
Mar
9
Mar
31%
Feb
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62%
62%
9
8%
9
937
31
31%
773
31%
65
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jan
30
14%
Jan
15%
48%
Feb
48%
Feb
17%
Jan
21
Feb
11%
Jan
97
Mar
12%
Feb
19%
400
9%
9%
7% !Jan
3U'/2
9%
310
9 '/4 Mar
Mar
97
108
97
12
12 VB
325
10%
94%
94%
5
94
Mar
50%
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1,389
49
Jan
102% 104 y2
78
97
97
12'A
a
37% a37%
Jan
91
17%
a8%
America
of
Co
Jan
55
Jan
1.50
34
27%
47c
1—,
55
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45 Va
Jan
Feb
a
—
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a25%
a37%
Steel
13%
28 Va
Jan
70 y2
25
common
65% Mar
Jan
a—
Feb
Mar
26%
(Un)__•
Corp
12%
317
Feb
*
12c
Jan
22%
845
24%
4% Mar
Jan
56%
1,138
47c
Publishing Co (Un)—_—_—*
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Crucible
Jan
96 Vb
'
Jan
106
43 y4
Jan
34%
Feb
54% Mar
102% Mar
60
Jan
Jan
a8%
a83A
20
Jan
10 Va
Feb
11
11 %
1,250
11
Jan
12
Feb
25%
29
Feb
9%
Dow
Mfg
Co
——*
„
ou
Paso
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'/
Food
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
42%
3
18%
18%
60
13%
13%
Florida
288
.
18% :Mar
20%
Jan
12%
Jan
12 y4
12'A
20
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
29%
50
29% Mar
32%
Feb
29%
29 Vz
20
28%
65
65
10
65
32
20
4%
4%
250
3
3 Va
1,450
39%
89
31%
4
Feb
Mar
P.20%
39%
42%
9%
—
*
39%
42
Va
9%
65c
6%
43%
9'/2
70c
6%
105
10
1,400
100
2%
39
38
(Un)
91/4
55c
30% Jan
65
Mar
Jan
34 Va
Feb
5%
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
40%
Jan
com—10
4%
52%
Co
State
Goodrich
F)
(B
12%
Feb
10
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
54'%
a
1,038
51J/4
Jan
56 y4
Jan
%
Jan
20%*
GOO
25
16
Jan
18
80
22%
Feb
22%
35
36%
802
34%
Jan
39%
6 y2
910
6
Jan
1U Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
Feb
Ltd
1
———
Co
Hancock
(Un)_
Corp
%*
«
13%
a72%
43% Mar
Jan
10%
Hobbs
Jan
75c
Jan
Class
7
Feb
Honokaa
Jan
Pineapple
Hawaiian
Hotels
Corp
Battery
class
Ltd
Co
—
—
Co class A
(Un)
a50%
Sugar
Oil
Co
Corp
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
Hunt
Foods
Inc
60
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
Hupp
Corp
Jan
8%
Feb
Idaho
<—■
—
—.——
Mines
46%
46%
25
40%
Jan
33 Va
32%
33 Va
125
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
Independent
Exploration
36%
36%
37
205
34%
Jan
38%
Feb
International
Harvester
Idaho
Power
Co
r—
Feb
14
290
11%
Jan
15%
190
15
Jan
16%
Feb
a28 Va a29%
65
26
Jan
28 Va
Jan
35 y2
200
28 *
Jan
36% Mar
13%
13%
3,067
77%
13
45%
260
45% Mar
a71% a74%
235
67%
Jan
3%
315
2%
Jan
4Vs
Feb
a49% a51%
202
49%
Jan
57 Va
Feb
11%
846
11
Jan
12 Va
Jan
205
Mar
210
Jan
*
6%
11%
13'A Mar
70
Corp
1
(Un)—1
—
16 Va
Jan
Mar
79
47'A
Feb
75Vt Mar
Mar
210
155
23%
927
20%
24
Feb
15%
is y2
160
15% Mar
16%
Feb
33 y2
200
26 y2
33 y2 Mar
5
200
32'A
5
Mar
5
Jan
3 Va
Jan
3'A
Jan
Jan
66%
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb-
3V4
129
57
57%
432
56
27%
26%
27 y2
817
18
3%
3%
100
2.10
2.05
2.25
4,680
57%
Jan
3
3%
3% Mar
1.20
Jan
4
y2
Jan
2.55 Mar
39%
Jan
a36% a36%
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33y3C
*
Jan
205
15%
•
Maryland
46%
48% Mar
*
5
—*
20
(Uni_
tUn)
6%
14%
50
1,730
22%
A—9
—0
(Un)
B
Jan
52% Mar
3%
11%
Calif
48
Jan
45%
—.
'—
of
Co
'A Mar
Feb
46%
33
100
Tire
Oil
56
44%
4,615
56
77%
a28
-25
common
—
Jan
159
52'%
53
50%
14
& Rubber (Un)—...
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)————
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)_.
Goodyear
250
19,575
Jan
15%
common
preferred
7V2
19c
Feb
11%
a44'A a44%
»
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preferred
—.—.—
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Gladidng McBean & Co —
23%
18c
23
Feb
110
12
6
36%
53%
(Un)
Paint Corp
7%
18c
23%
1
Feb
11%
27 y2
Jan
1
13
2 y2
—
46%
Mar
22% a23%
a
Cumulative
Hilton
6% Mar
52%
Feb
88 Va Mar
91% Mar
a25% a27%
*
V
Jan
Jan
a20%
54
*
General
29%
32
5
—1
13%. Mar
'
4%
—4
12
•
Jan
9
27
(Un)
Chemical
Jan
35%
353
38 %
Jan
Feb
Jan
83%
832
271
45 %
11%
-20
&
87 V'2
85%
2,159
Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common,—
Feb
32
80
11%
General Foods
25
a-**-
35%
155
45 Va
Co
Electric Co
General
Jan
'
3%
670
27 >/b
—
Co
Kleiser
&
Jan
20 V4
-
1,515
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
High
41 Vb
46
12%
Machinery
Feb
39%
22%
*
4%
36 3,«
11
-——
Light
90
27
*
Co
&
Power
Foster
Corp
Capwell
Corp Ltd
Plantation
29
Jan
.——3
—
—
Share
&
Jan
90
4%
(Un)__10
common
Gas
Products
Bond
Emporium
Ewa
Co
Works—
Oil
Natural
J>,n
20
25
35%
5
Kodak
Dorado
21
242
90
a85% a88'/2
4%
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de Nemours
206
25
90
15
Co
(E I)
Pont
(Un)
common
Chemical
25%
24
Giorgio Fruit Corp A common—5
Class B common
w——_5
$3 preferred 1;
—!
*
—0
Eureka
Sa'es
22%
1—12.50
41.
12c
60 y8
8c
225
76 Va
87'A
a
(Un)—1—5
(Del)
Co
Natl
a
Alloys Steel
Air Brake
48
Jan
18
Jan
1
a
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp
C-
Jan
43-
48
15
Curtis
Eastman
Feb
-1
-
comon
14%
95
Feb
11% Mar
1
Soring
211
46
51%
T
22%
0
States Glass
17%
26V2
102%
Di
Jan
—
Toy Mining
Standard
4.8%
1.33 Va
America
of
Zellerbach
Honolulu
United
a
5
Feb
Jan
1
_
Jan
a51% a56V2
26
*
Feb
9%
a
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp,
Renner
Corp.,
Preferred
29%
20'A
10
Jan
3%
38
Aircraft
Vultee
First
Crown.
Jan
790
25
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Reymer
12%
5
Continental Motors common (Un)
26%
136
2%
,
25%
1,135
12c
Brewing Co—
Common
29% Mar
252
4%
21%
(Un)—
Grocers
Consolidated
Greyhound
Pittsburgh
23 %
435
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Unt-J*
352
11
1
Feb
825
Coppermines
28%
Feb
22
5
-
20'A
34
Chemical Indus class A__*
4%
10%
preferred I——100
1fk
155
71% Mar
21
it
Co_.
Glass
20 y2
2.10
Consolidated
Golden
com
% Jan
34
Consolidated
Jan
10%
1
_
Feb
18
58V'2
25
Edison
Feb
11
Jan
2.00
System class B_2y2
Columbia Gas System (Un)
—_—*
Commercial Solvents (Un)
*
Cons Natural Gas Co
10
Mar
—20
Commonwealth
69 %
63 %
34
Broadcast
Columbia
199
17%
17%
•
—
common
Feb
Jan
4y8
a
Feb
53%
5iy2
Jan
51
95
2.95
Jan
Mar
42%
235
;
Jan
2.55
4,647
a29'A a30y«
10c
3%
—
Iron
Feb
2.10
10
Co
&
15y8
16%
25
(Un)
Mines
Jan
50
•
Preferred
Jan
2iy4
—! —10
Refractories
(Un)
com
11%
125
100
Co
Silver
Clorqx
Jan
5
—
Corp
Walker
RR
Jan
712
-
1
(Un)_;
Corp
Colorado
3%
8.50
Brewing
Pitt
Paul
Jan
59%
25
Co.—
Ry
1%
Jan
49
(Un)
Service
Clayton
68%
42%
——
Gas Co
Harbison
Mining
Feb
Jan
10
America.
Ohio
&
58%
1JA
46
1%
25
(Un)
of
52% Mar
49%
a51
20%
25
37%
Low
a
—
Steel
com
Jan
16 s,'a a 16%
——
10
2
Last
Sale Price
Follansbee
Trading
4%
483
2.65
a
a29%
5
<
Feb
Jan
Feb
3%
l,il8
2.60
1
_
5%
23%
1,250
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„
Feb
1%
a46% a48%
__
Jan
15
Jan
4y2
20 Va Mar
52%
10
..
•
Co —
13%
42'
12%
.
7%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
52%
a50%
a68%
(Un)
147
57%
"
STOCKS
Duquesne
a51
2%
(Un)
& Co common
Celanese
200
Friday
Equitable
;2.60
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
4%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Columbia Gas System
13c
210
4
52
a48»/2
—
Pacific Ry
Electrical
Co
11% Feb
75
4
.
*
Electric
Blaw-Knox
Jan
Jan
8%
10c
.
440
•
El
Steel
Feb
630
a5%
1%
5
(Un)
Canadian
40%
53%
1975
Ludlum
26%
35,700
8%' -
.11%
Packing Corp common
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
El
Alleghany
Jan
Jan
2,830
r.
21%
10
Co
Pacific
Canada
71%
123 V2 123%
—
-1975
4s
12c
52%
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Dominguez Oil Fields Co
A
Jan
158 Va
26
a5
1%
—1
(Un)
Sullivan
&
Doernbecher
_1959
Transit
series
11%
Jan
90
10%
.
,_2
California
4%
BONDS
Baltimore
Mar
'
-13%
debs
Mar
11
'
_
4%
conv
Calif
42 Va
American Tel & Tel—
%s
25%
8%
4
15
Cement
California
27%
a
50
Mar
Mar
153%
170
20%
•
Calaveras
71%
.
50
123
Jan
Va
75c
Mai-
'
*
Sugar
40%
-
a
10c
5
—
Continental Oil
a
70
50
9%
.
PI
(Un)
Calamba
Feb
•
50
al2% al3%
1
Co
Jan
52% Mar
171
121,500
-
100
Byron Jackson Co
Jan
21
28
*
Improvement
Feb
11%
52%
•
Ser
„
24%
Mar
10
22
a
common-
Co
20 Va Mar
74
53 Vs
10
a
~
Water
52% Mar
Jan
46
6,188
75c
•
75c
(Un)—
(Un)
Hill
8%
13
(Un)
71V* Mar
200
10%
Corp
Gas
'A
140
——
—
Brook
Inc
United
4
2%
a
common-
common
Scranton-Spring
United
15%
12% Mar
14%
-44%
111 50
Sharp &
Oil
——
common.
Dohme
575
23
"1150
preference common-
Reading Co
Scott Paper
571
5V2
8%
Co
Preferred
•
—
common
preferred
&
13%
20%
1
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co_
Philadelphia Electric common
new
21% Mar
a
-
Public Service El
Jan
8%
——1
Light
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common—
Philco Corp
18 Va
77%
•
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Participating
945
52%
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Phila
21%
Feb
10
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National Power &
17 %
/
16%
0.
■
i
Lehigfa Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Martin
Feb
5
Corp
Gimbel Brothers
2 li
2%
-100
of America class A
158 y8 Mar
14 Va
1—10
Finance Co
Jan
Jan
Va
14
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Fidelity & Deposit Co___
liS
12%
.13%
Storage Battery
149%
5,311
Jan
21
•
com
Feb
4%
~
Power
High
38
14%
13
•
1—25
Publishing Co common
Jan
1,310
17 y*
21%
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Budd Company
Chrysler Corp
2,465
2%
16%
*
common
1st preferred
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16%
13
.
33%
30
70c
*
lie
3
Petroleum
Bunker
"
Rights
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Elec Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
37%
32% Mar
10 y2
.
P10
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Mining Corp (Un)
Budd
High
32% Mar
a25%
2.50
Broadway Dept Store
Shares
35
100
al58%al63V;2
—5
(Un)
common
Borg-Warner Corp
Sales
of Prices
44
32% Mar
32%
*
all'/a all%
al61%
(Un)
:
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Borden
for Week
Sale Price
Feb
Jan
852
32%
; 70c
Holdings Corp
(Un)—
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Week's
39
33%
—
all%
Blair
Last
—
39%
50
•
—5
Baklwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Bishop Oil Co
Friday
11077
39
•
(Un)—
—
Baldwin Securities
Bethlehem
STOCKS
Jan
"
12%
Co
Jan
46 y2
32%
—
__
Corp (Un)
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine
10 Va Mar
13
12%
Tube.
59%
Jan
'
700
12%
&
Jan
42
43%
*
'
Atlas
1
—
Feb
59%
284
,
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Co
2 i'2
"
16%
-
•
—
Co
&
820
-
11%
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36%
23
•
Machine
;
41 y«
43
„12Va
__
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39%
IHo
—
4%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Inc
common
20%
•
Bankshares
New
27%
5
Corp
53% Mar
4%
4%
common.
500
2 fg
a62% a62%
—
•
(Un)_
common
20%
26V2
27»A
1
.
Eiectric
55"%
53%
__
10
com
Works
Yates-American
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(Un)
Corp
300
•
Youngstown Sheet
Viscose
17V\
1
Industries
American
50%
Wisconsin
Woodall
104
50 V2
•
Theatres
WiebclrH; Store? Inc
San
Jan
4%
100
-
26%
(Un)
Westinghouse
Fort
2%
a60 1a62 Va
(Un)
16%
Corp
Horn
5s
Jan
25
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a
*
(Un)__
50%
Warner Bros-Pictures' (Un)„:
3
30%
14%
20
(Un)
5
Carbon
Paramount
Steel
Sun
Jan
62 Va
*
(Un)
Ltd
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United Air Lines Inc :(Un)_
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27%
a3
„1
Stan
Tel
<to
142
4%
a
Co
American Smelting & Refining
Tel
29%
III
American Woolen Co
Co
St
26%
32
1
Airlines
Salle
1,750
33%
5
j
Radio
Truax-Traer
S
1
_•
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Foundry
&
43
Jan
"
Trane
U
&
Factors
Radiator
Jan
24
a3
(Un)
Dye
Inc
Jan
43
20
a27% !a28%
--4
Broadcasting
American
208
&
High
Low
90
a27
a27
•
(Un)_
Corp
Airlines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.42 Va a42 '/2
1
_
Gold Mining Co
Chemical
Amer
Low
5
Laboratories
1
Swift & Co——
Shares
Par
5
Tool
for Week
of Prices
Feb
Allied
Oil
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Feb
38
Exchange
Week's
Last
Friday
High
Low
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stewart-Warner Corp
Container
San Francisco Slock
for Week
High
10
30
39 y2
Jan
10
650
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
37'/a
Feb
9%
34%
35 Va
707
32%
35
36
(1204)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
,
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
MARCH 10
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
■>
Friday
.
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International
IXL
Tel
Mining
Johns-Man viile
Tel
&
Co
(Un)
—
Corp
(Un)
Power
&
(Un)
7y
33
~~
Hj
Co
(Glenn)
*
Menasco Mfg Co
Mindanao
M
J
&
&
M
Nash-Kelvinator
Y
Central
RR
Co
Reynolds Tobacco class
Jan
65
Feb
35
Mar
American
North
American
Northern
42%
Feb
18%
Feb
Roos
385
36%
Jan
S & W Fine
Feb
33%
Jan
767
17%
13%
Jan
34
Mar
44%
Feb
46
Jan
al8%
al8% al8%
18
20%
Feb
20% Mar
193/4
19
Jan
21%
Feb
23%
Jan
Shell
Mai-
3%
Jan
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A___
Silver King Coalition (Un)
;
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
391/4
1,911
20
20
162
3
33/,
1,013
37~
19%
3
Feb
P.io
10c
10c
12c
59,550
10c
Mar
14c
Jan
1
74c
70c
80c
37,345
37 c
Jan
80c
Mar
(Un)
(Un)_10
\\y.,
157
9
Jan
356
65
Jan
73%
200
27
Jan
30%
Feb
21
299
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
19
19%
1,044
17
Jan
19% Mar
27%
28%
395
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
Southern
26
H
•
914
(Un)
qi/„
qi/„
1,780
11% Mar
•
Oahu
Co com (Un)
Investment com
Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
Oceanic
Co
8
•
(Un)
Inc
5%
red
17%
Jan
19
Feb
165
22
Jan
32
Feb
32%
270
13
85
4nl
"
1
a45%
2.60
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Portland
Service
common
(Un)—_
(Un)
a.
100
50c
Jan
Feb
a__
2.50 Jan
50
Feb
2.05
33% Mar
30
Jan
2.65
Jan
31%
Jan
5c
Jan
165
52 %
Jan
100
5
Feb
15
Feb
34%
1,215
30%
30%
27%
27%
__
27%
New
5%
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma
Shoe
a4%
90
36%
36%
742
34%
Jan
39%
Feb
26%
779
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
45
46%
2,729
40
Jan
49
Feb
34%
34%
33%
Jan
35
Mar
Aluminium Ltd
Amalgamated
Electric
pfd
Jan
4
Jan
5
Feb
32% Jan
34% Mar
Mar
% Mar
a'j
Texas
Feb
Feb
Feb
15
Jan
Petroleum
2
(Un)__
N
J
(Un)
(Un)
Trans World
Airlines
Air
Corp
Jan
United
28%
Jan
105
105
105
100
102
Jan
S
Steel
Corp
320
7V2
Jan
9%
Feb
20%
20%
20%
21%
Jan
Victor
108 110%
124
53^
103
10
a51% a51%
o
a__
Jan
113
Feb
a__
___
___
Westates Petroleum
10%
1,071
10% Mar
12%
24%
140
21%
Jan
25
Feb
21%
""
11%
24%
21%
Western
C92
21% Mar
26
Jan
Western
u
n
ny
,802
■
4%
9%
Jan
6% Mar
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
a64
280
64% Mar
68%
Jan
a76% a81%
456
79%
82%
Jan
a61%
__
a78%
6%
6%
6%
95
29%
30
290
a43%
a45
150
__
6
25%
45%
Jan
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan
46%
Jun
Preferred
West
Air
Inc
a89%
Corp
MARCH
Paper class A_
British Columbia Elec Co
4%%
British Columbia Forest
Products
British Columbia Power
class A
Class B
20
735
105
50
Class B
common
Feb
Jan
11
Feb
1,815
28
91% Mar
Jan
24%
24%
25%
10%
395
24% Mar
47%
Bronze
preferred
Canadian Car & Foundry
26%
14
Jan
44%
Feb
2,385
9
Jan
13
10
77
Jan
90
Feb
Davis
53%
Feb
Distillers
•
24
common
A
series
Per footnotes
page 41.
18%
Jan
18%
Jan
41% Mar
47%
Jan
63
86% Mar
3,224
112
3%
3%
250
8%
8%
148
11%
12 Va
270
272
15
72
72
1,319
•
5%
5%
22%
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14%
22%
H
Jan
13%
Feb
280
Jan
Jan
4%
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Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
12%
Jan
14% Mar
20%
83
V
Jan
52%
4,.559
9%
Feb
Feb
14
145
37
1-
3%
9%
11% Mar
710
41
Jan
Jan
70c
420
a51% a53 %
Jan
270
4C
a
28% Mar
3%
1,087
22%
14%
5%
14%
14%
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8 %
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496
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Mar
41
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Feb
11%
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Feb
44%
45
461
44%
Jan
45%
Feb
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Week's
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High,
89
92
321
78
Jan
30%
137
27
Jan.;
28%
30%
365
27
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145
28%
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100
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Jan
100
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31
Jan
17%
90
92
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America
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30%
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Railway
for Week
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*
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
89
2,600
126%
1
■
Mar
a__
,
,
32%
22%
52% Mar
Feb
Feb
52% Mar
Jan
31%
Jan
154%
Feb
Feb
23
22
23
550
22
Mar
25%
Feb
27
•
Feb
Seal
Leather
Co
27
28
2,675
27
Mar
30%
Feb
17%
Feb
Dominion
Coal
41 Va Mir
Dominion
27
Dominion Dairies
16
2,765
29%
Jan
34%
33%
Feb
Feb
100
99%
Jan
100%
Feb
8%
14,000
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
32
295
28%
Jan
5%
5%
1,950
4%
Jan
21
22
320
19
Jan
32
6%
Feb
preferred
Feb
Feb
Dominion
Stores
Feb
Dominion
Tar
21
all%
900
11 % all%
99%
9.10 Mar
31
100
138
Redeemable preferred
Feb
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
19%
Jan
11
Jan
12
Feb
Electrolux
Com
Feb
100
Jan
Enamel
Heating Products
44
Jan
50%
Feb
19%
2,250
17
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
37%
30
105%
13%
Jan
Jan
Jan
32% Mar
105%
Jan
18%
18%
17%
Feb
18%
1,145
59%
16%
Jan
58
63 %
18%
Feb
3,140
50%
Jan
68
Feb
38
50
a22
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105
37%
23
Jan
Jan
39% Mar
23%
20
123/4
200
20
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3
7%
20
10
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Jan
13 %
40%
•
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Feb
8
Jan
21
Mar
Feb
'
Jan
47
Feb
101
101
10
100
Jan
102
Feb
64%
100
64
Jan
67
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34
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50
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3,195
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Jan
32
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36
Jan
22
Mar
22
22
425
20%
Jan
15%
15
15%
3.810
13
Jan
16%
Feb
34
31%
34
1,345
29
Jan
39
Feb
33%
105
29
Jan
35
Feb
20
22
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20
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-
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270
15
15%
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14
Jan
16%
Feb
25
20
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25
25
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163/4
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20
Jan
23%
Feb
Feb
Famous
Jan
Players Canadian Corp
Foundation
Fraser
38
common
99%
25
a
64%
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19
1,055
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Jan
22%
13
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130
5
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500
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•
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45
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21%
25
Feb
125
31%
360
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74%
33
30%
23%
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Jan
54
33
105% 105%
15%
16%
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&
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21%
Feu
23%
67,
Jan
23% Mar
'
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
15%
35
938
Feb
34 (;
Jan
20
24
Jan
10
Jan
■■'
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6.80
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553/4
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Jan
1,315
10
283/4
600
•
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2,542
25
5,475
35
common
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Feb
31
13
150
8.75
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505
60
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Jan
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101
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Jan
11
32%
59
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10%
1.675
29%
Corsets
12%
67%
10
-
60%
:
25
preferred
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Dominion Foundries & Steel com
34%
*
160
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7%
13
29%
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Jan
Feb
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123/4
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,
•
•
&
Jan
8.25
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105
82%
25
Distillery class A
22 Va
8.40
25
Jan
Feb
19% a207/8
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22%
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39%
29%
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135
28%
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10,910
100 100 %
a
Jan
Jan
36%
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15 %
28%
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Canadian Celanese common
preferred
41%
47
7%
22
4%
19 %
41 %
1
Plow
Dominion
31%
5%
20
25
Ho
common
of
243/4
31
•
27
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100
15%
32
361
v
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12%
i
23%
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Jan
Feb
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40
♦
20
34%
140 3/4
Jan
40%
—
Feb
655
249
82%
Mining & Smelting—.*
Consolidated Textile Mills
*
Jan
Jan
IHlOO
Jan
20%
34%
26%
a207/a
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8
Jan
19%-
Feb
22%
40
20
27%
43
40
•
Feb
39%
a20
•
75
39
•
Cockshutt
125
♦
HIII
Jan
59%
31
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Corp
43
10
common
Celanese
12%
1,005
33
25
Jan
a4%
•
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Canadian
a86
•
99%
Jan
Jan
34%
*
preferred
10%
'
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Breweries
Feb
Jan
4%
43
'
•
24
54%
16
Canadian Pacific
11%
■
11%
Jan
17
27
IBoc
~
Feb
20%
34%
__i
(Un).
Feb
94
35%
Jan
561
43
1
Jan
32% Mar
16 %
860
1
(Un/
Canadian Oil Companies
5%
preferred
Feb
2,925
H20
35%
107
85%
■
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5
preferred
Consumers
47
*
Feb
Mar
2,562
•
8%
21
31%
__
Feb
25% Mar
105
48%
•
.HI
Canadian
$1.00
9%
High
60%
273
.
Feu
36%
loo
(Un)
Cottons
Canadian
Jan
44
"•
Iron
series
19% Mar
102
46
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Class
Jan
95%
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$1.75
Feb
7% Mar v
45%
•
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5%
375
24%
91 %
8
Foundries common
Canada Northern Power
Corp
Canada Safeway Ltd 4%%
Canada Steamship common
■•%
all
42
29%
100
Dredging
Canada Cement
Canada
10%
Range Since Jan. 1
94%
111111%
Building Products
$1.30
a
6%
31
*
class "a_I
Ltd
Gold
150
103
pfdllOO
-
1,270
7%
19%
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British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil
common
Bulolo
11,072
25%
20
all
Canadian
25
Power &
Mills
55
25
105
•
Telephone
Bruck
51
Mar
55%
Friday
Low
Mar
35
35%
Sale Price
High
7%
25
pfdlllio
4 % %
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Bell
55
*
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%7e
Argus Corp Ltd common
Bathurst
Low
45
Mar
55%
8TOCKS
for Week
Shares
21 %
Jan
35
a22%
Par
of Prices
Jan
33
103
82%
(Un)
Feb
Feb
LISTED MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
SaJes
Range
17%
64
105 % Mar
135
__5
Yellow Cab Co common
Exchange
Week's
1,875
a88% a89%
(UnJ—HHIs
Willys-Overland Motors
W)
19%
45
_io
Department Stores
(F
18%
a34% a35%
com(Un)_l
common
Feb
34%
___10
Western Pacific RR common
Western Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Woolworth
Jan
32%
i_i
Insur
Lines
Feb
Jan V
28
19%
1
Life
61%
96
525
*
(Un)
Coast
214
670
20
Co
25%
62%
31%
35%4
Bros Pictures (Un)
Wells Fargo Bank & U T
1,380
62%
25
Warner
554
Feb
Feb
915
15% Mar
Equipment
98%
49%
6,397
Consolidated Oil
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co (Un)
Jan
Jan
44% Mar
*
gi.i
23%
Jan
91%
34
common
gn/4
Jan
23%
70
6,841
16%
Universal
__
Jan
370
47
16%
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Paramount Theatres
Jan
100% 104%
32%
~ 10
~~ 1
29
Jan
U
24%
32%
Lines Inc
of Del (Un)
27% Mar
50
Jan
Feb
j
1
1214
27% Mar
22
Jan
14%
II___5
903
14%
34%
13
33
(Un)
673
19%
31% Mar
20
44%
Inc—IIIIIHUs
300
174
495
16%
Carbide & Carbon
(Un)
Union Oil Co of California common.
United
379
317/a
common_10
Union
Feb
1,307
Feb
2
30% Mar
1514
Jan
24%
25
Oil
Corp
28%
22%
12%
73%
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Jan
1514
Feb
11% Mar
63% Mar
31%
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28 Mz
Feb
23
760
2,183
al2% al2%
1
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740
11%
31%
I*
(Un)
20%
66%
a
27% Mar
53% Mar
19%
11%
63%
_*
Calif
of
550
105
11%
1
2
Inc
262
Feb
20%
I
'
Co
Company
Water
773
34%
Union Sugar
United Aircraft Corp
36%
34%
Jan
28
__
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31%
28
25
Jan
5%
37
Jan
100
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
Feb
34
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4%
34
27%
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Jan
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34
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57
79
Mar
28%
5334
•
com
Jan
55% Mar
64
350
29%
27%
20
new
class A preferred
preferred
Jan
7
Jan
28
Last
$1.50 preferred
9c
55% Mar
26%
(Un)
Sunrav oil Corp
Super Mold: Corp
Swift & Co (Un)
34
Par
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
90
66
a4%
25
34%
Sale Price
i-
64
25
9,365
*
a51% a53%
36 %
of
42,726
Friday
common
a53%
a4%
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Paper
38% Mar
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Montreal Stock
&
Feb
a
19,100
(Indiana)
Oil
34%
11
RANGE FOR
Power
37
40
6
Standard
32%
" 372
100
CANADIAN
Abitibi
435
26%
Btudebaker Corp
Tide
(Un)
VVv"' -I
Jan
38%
a42%
28%
Co
Transamerica
__
■•vw.
15
9c
common
789
STOCKS
Jan
273
Oil
New
4%
•
14
55%
Standard Oil Co
434
20
Pulp & Timber
200
4% Mar
series
Standard
10% Mar
25
*
Jan
14%
6
common
20% Mar
33%c
Phfm* D^ge,Corp Co
(U")
Petroleum
34
247
Brands
Jan
100
Phillips
Jan
4% Mar
27
Standard
Jan
(Un)_2.50
Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)_
1
Pioneer Mill Co
147
311/,
Jan
Spiegel Inc
8%
50
27
8c
Hi
17%
Pan American World
Airways
Puget Sound
Pullman Inc
Feb
Jan
22
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)____
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)_.
247
8c
5
Corp
50
•
50
32
29%
Sperry
Feb
3,108
10
a4 %
27
5334
(Un)
Jan
a 42%
5
all
•
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Motor
Jan
36
Feb
29%
California
20%
(Un)__10
56
33
25
19
13%
1.70
com
27%
common—
52% Mar
J14
55%
Co
13g g*
1st
preferred
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pacific Western Oil
352
34%
Jan
preferred
Gas
19%
1
Feb
52%
31%
♦
preferred-
25
com
Jan
33%
Jan
15
25
•'
Ltd
Cement
Feb
34%
28%
25
Pacific
37%
25c
Calif
20
*
36
33% Mar
785
4.48%
Southern
Jan
30% Jan
So
3t2
preferred
23
2i6
preferred
Southern
Jan
940
2.60
311/,
25
235
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5
(Un)
cumulative
Jan
12
285
a44% a46%
2.60
25
35 %
32 %
5
Oil
22% Mar
32%
700
,
a31';/« a32 %
-
32%
_______
Packard
28
13
common—.25
preferred-
redeemable
Public
158
26
32%
"
5% redeemable series A
Pacific Light Corp common..
4.50 dividend
Pac
al8% al8%
II5
1st preferred
Feb
»
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4.32%
::
—25
Jan
49 %
a4%
15
Convertible
•
Aggregates
Gas & Electric
4.80%
15% Mar
Feb
Southern
•
Rights
6% 1st preferred•___—
5%
315
*
common
Feb
36%
__*
Boundview Pulp Co
all
Pabco Products
Pacific Can Co
Paclflc
1514
15%
II
20
United Filters class A
Class B
Coast
21%
„
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Oliver
Pacific
21% Mar
546
1
Co
Sugar
701
22%
20
Corp
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aa
22%
22%
10
100
Ohio on Co
Ohio Oil
(Un)_
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21%
H
100
(Un)
(Un)
Petroleum
Oil
_
•
1
54%
Jan
Feb
30
20%
Jan
36%
Mar
33%
P10
Co
(Un)
Co
Socony-Vacuum
705/tt
;■
»
(Un)
Oil
30
■
&
48
42% Mar
82
-527/b
10
Mining
Roebuck
~~
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(Un)
Shasta Water Co
111/4
5
1
Sears
70%
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(Un)
Mauricio
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Joseph Lead
Jan
90
447
34
Foods Inc
28%
St
62%
33%
a
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_____________„1
16
(Un)
Railway
Bros
San
2 bo
a37
Feb
20% Mar
30%
a33
Safeway Stores Inc
Feb
51v2
42%
54%
'
222
42%
10
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
38%
(Un)
34% Mar
8%
16%
14%
B
16%
22%
19% Mar
Jan
2,599
82
51%
High
48%
36%
a
_1
371
Power
Pacific
Gas
370
815
_
North
&
1
Mines
Aviation
Oil
Low
65
20%
80
*
145
116
9%
191/4
82
:
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp
•
Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)____*
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)
1
19%
34
18%
25
Reserve
Jan
20%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a48% a48%
1
;
»
Cement pfd
Mohawk
common.
34
National Distillers Products (Un)
Natomas Company Co
North American
incorp
Preferred
a44% a44%
''National; Auto Fibres
Niagara
Rayonier
a487/a
—100
Jan
32
331/2
Shares
•
a44%
1
Corp
(Un)
America
76%
72% Mar
57%
10
Lode
of
(Un)
463
331/2
Corp
Republic Steel Corp
108
16%
for Week
Low
•
Preferred
Jan
60'A
_5
(Un)
Consolidated
Montgomery Ward
Morrison-Knudsen
N
,.
~~
(Un)
17% Mar
Jan
34 %
343/4
36i/4
al7% al8%
al7%
Radio
Co
__*
___
Portland
Feb
8%
Mar
7
16%
Oil
Jan
Inc
Mother
M
Monolith
54%
Jan
48%
Pure
Mar
32c
Jan
653
9%
*
common
Co
Co
18% Mar
60 Va
9%
1
Navigation
723/8
19%
7
common
291
Jan
34%
__1
(Un)__—
Meier & Frank
72%
1
Calculating Machine
Marine Bancorporation (Un)
Martin
7
39%
Jan
30c
2,373
al63/4 al7%
5
Marchant
Matson
300
a53% a57%
__
_
Inc
l'2& ^
______10
____
Macy & Co (R
Magnavox Co
13%
7i/2
al6%
•
LeTourneau (R G) Inc
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—__
Loew's
599
a557/8
8V4
Copper Corp (Un)___
Kern County Land
Company
Salt Co
171/,
~
%
Siles
Range
of Prices
Par
High
34% Mar
1
Light
Kennecott
Leslie
Low
370
♦
Kaiser-Fra2er Corp
Kansas
High
341/.
171/,
—P2
Week's
Last
Shares
341/,
(Un)___*
com
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
ot Prices
Low
,
•
Sales
Frasef
Co
of
Co's Ltd
Gatlneau
5%
Co
Power
4%%
preferred
common
preferred
5%
Steel
Wares
preferred
17%
17%
17%
•
42
40%
43
805
34%
Jan
*
52
48%
52
2,801
38%
Jan
101
101
10
19
19%
915
100
-
*
-
-1
4-—
19%
100
5%% preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
General
•
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common
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*
common
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-
575
,105
109%
105
109 V2
109%
3.00
3.00
300
19%
20%
885
105
105
45
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•
20%
100
105
.
101
17%
Mar
Jan
18
50
.
>
Feb
Feb
55%
Feb
101%
Feb
20% Mar
5
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104%
Jan
108 V2
Jan
10
108%
Janr
111
Jan
2.45
17%
104.
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.50
Feb
20% Mar
105
Jan
Volume 173
Number 4995
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1205)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Goodyear Tire 4%
pfd
inc
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hamilton Bridge
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00
•
6%
preferred
Industrial
*1
60
6%
300
75
79
Feb
12%
Jan
19%
Feb
5% preferred
Canadian Western
385
67
Jan
89
Feb
48 %
Jan
50% Mar
49
49
425
59
3,367
55% Mar
62
36
38
7,282
27%
39% Mar
5
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15
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45%
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56%
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135
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142
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20
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18
Jan
20
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678
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26
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26%
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20
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515
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35
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55c
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13
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13%
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Pacific
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12%
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150
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1,085
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25
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52
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102
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65
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390
49
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60
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77
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34
315
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65
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13
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11
550
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Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
24
♦
preferred
1st
90
Jan
13
common
Lambert
53
—1
Co
Power
St
(A
Corp
Feb
61 %
__
*
Development
Saguenay Power
Jan
37%
31
50
a70
•
;
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
Paper
73
510
Jan
Feb
Mai)
'
common.
Rolland
16
50
40
13
1,261
al65
*
Tubes
Quebec
Sec
Feb
Rusiell
Provincial
260
83
39
30 %
30 %
a24
4%
31
83
13
28%
all% all%
a23%
•
40% Mar
12% Mar
100% Mar
2,975
a23%
River
14
Jan
A_—*
class
65%
Maritime
50%
*
Placer
39%
Jan
33
_50
Feb
65
2,572
Powell
Jan
10
28
39
—»
Jan
38
81 %
Ltd
Canada
Insurance
38
30
79
Pa«?e-H?rsey
32%
775
30%
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
a__
28%
=>:. 20
79
Penmans
Feb
Mar
8,631
•
of
Co
Lakes
Jan
a65
•
Ontario Steel Products
25
13
100
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
50%
—
Feb
*
21%
Jan
a65
Noranda Mines Ltd
:_100
22%
35%
•
pfd
Jan
16 %
730
common
22
•
Ltd
7%
Power
Power
26%
50%
32%
preferred
Products
Inv Foundation 6%
Mar
26
850
30
7%
Mfg
Motor
28
!
25
30
Mills
Jan
8%
•
Feb
19
2,145
,
17 %
34
Worsteds
22
11
al00% al00%
19%
&
Jan
39%
46,511
•
Flour
Jan
40%
•
Jan
18%
2,750
■*
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie
—
Jan
JWH
29%
6
Jan
6.00
29%
29%
*
Steel
1
36%
17
a__
8%
.
all%
Jan
7% Mar
uan
375
22%
35
28
__
Drug & Chemical preferred—5
Corp
*
Jan
9
-
10
59
11
20Va
National Steel Car
5%
250
7%
18%
__
•
common
Jan
200
18%
__
preferred
National
'
8 %
8%
-
a88
__
preferred
Breweries
8%
allall%
17
•
''
National
*
a26a26%
\
Morgan
31
7%
•
Montreal
r
Jan
__
Feb
1.00
36
Feb
4.75
13
34
*>
Co
Grain Co class A
19 %
35
A
Ltd
Jan
10
•
Kootenay
37
22
Works
Linoleum
&
Feb
40 %
__
50
Paper Co Ltd
Steel
Jan
al9
56%
*
35%
Feb
8%
Mar
34
Feb
45
Feb
-
Jan
19
■
A
•
13% Mar
23
18
;12%
class
B
Jan
28%
'
•
•
Limitee
Jan
8
20%
150
*
*
_.i
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Molsor
*
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Frere
Jan
-
15
19
Massey-Harris
New common
(R
&
..
'
Mar
75c
Jan
360
—
200
a25
6%
"-30-
all%
1.00
9
a25
145
Mar
.
A"
Class
«
8%
Goodyear Tire
_—»
75
225
6%
al8%
__
Ltd
9
7%
Feb
25
"
Bros
9
7%
Jan
6
"
i'
9
5
13
25%
;
_*
12,928
*
preferred
Consolidated Div Standard Sec pfd
Jan
Jan
83-
__
8
1
37
__
3
73/4
425
25
31
,?
7%
5%
16
al8%
*
i
Jan
•
a34
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Labatt Limited John
:
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6%
8.00
Jan
1.00
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)
25
Jan
26%
5%
39
„
5
13
90
a34
52%
54
—♦
International Utilities Corp
Lewio
Co
High
Low
40
1.00
a7
.
7.50
38%
3.25
•
37- '
5
common
international
Lumber
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a5.00
100
a7
38%
com—^
,
Low
a5.00
common
12 %
23
»
__
Shares
♦
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24%
al7
—
for Week
Paper Inv Ltd com_«
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
50
-
'all
__
25
preferred
-
33
_<■
common
faper
&
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Corp
of
Jan
33
__
32
Bronze
Jan-
Pwr
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
Claude Neon Gen Adv class B
4,296
k
Nickel
25
55 %
-
International
17%
Jan
36%
preferred
7%
21%
Canadian
57 %
Canada
l
Acceptance
International
955
__
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
•
(John)
liiKcrnational
24 %
\
High
52 %
•
preferred
Inglis
50% Mar
•——j—25
of
preferred
Low
100
24
78
Week's
Last
f
17V2
50
Tobacco
High
50%
24
•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Imperial Oil Ltd
4%
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'•
50%
—
;
preferred
Imoerial
Low
!_50
1927
16
for Week
of Prices
MARCH
Sales
Sale Price
LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Prime Mines Ltd
Goldfields
Mines
1
1
1
—
—
58c
—
-1
—
.1
1
39%c
3.25
30c
35%c
2.98
7,000
2.45
2.45
Jan
Jan
3.25
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.35 Mar
37
33
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
(1200 >
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Quebec Smelting
&
Refining
Low
1
177Ac
Crest
Gold
Mines Ltd
24 %
3%c
1
23c
Feb
4%c Jan
24% Mar
8c
Feb
British
29 %
Jan
Class
2%c Jan
3%c Mar
British
52,500
r
Jan
2,000
10,000
16c
14c
26
17c
British Columbia Forest Products
300
3%c
13c
*
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
"
>*:
50c
47/«C
7c
1.62
5c
1.62
50c
9%c Jan
17c
oherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
1
7c
1.75
Feb
Jan
3.60
Silver
3.20
3.60
Miller
4.65
Ltd.,———
1
1.40
1.40
Jan
1.54
Mines
Ltd__
1
1.09
1.00
1.28
99,925
60c
Jan
1.30 Mar
*
44c
43c
45c
9,283
38c
Jan
7%c
9c
7.500
7%c Mar
8.60
8.90
1,500
3.15
3.40
13,100
2.11
2.11
200
2.11 Mar
15,000
4%c Feb
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
•
B
Columbia
Power
7%C
7%c
8%c
9,895
•
14%
14%
16%
876
13%
Jan
16% Mar
12%
12%
13%
1,370
9%
Jan
19
28 'A
Jan
32%
Feb
4.10
Jan
6.50
Feb
70c
Jan
1.03
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
A.
class A
•
31
31
32
5%
5%
5%
3,750
99c
99c
1.02
5%c Jan
1,600
—-—*
Porcupine
1
———:——*
Buffadison Gold
Feb
Gold
-
Shares
22
9 'Ac
22
20,225
25
9c
9%C
7,600
1.40
1
1.50
-
19
9c
9c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mines
Giscoe
class
Brack Mills class A
Mar
Jan
1.40
3.500
Packers
Class B
Mar
Jan
4c
42,200
;
lor Week
•
Columbia
Brouian
Santiago Mines Ltd
Sheep Creek Gold Mines Ltd—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pat
High
3,000
6c
Week's
Last
'
»
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18c
6C
.
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
High
17%c
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Quemcnt Mining Corp Ltd—
_*
Red
10
for Week
Sale Price
MARCH
Sales
STOCKS
Monday, March 19, 1931
.
.
listed markets
canadian
Friday
.
Btadacona Mines
Standard
Steep
Gold
Rock
.Sullivan
Teck
(1944)
Mines
Iron
Cons
:
1
Mines
Mines
Hughes
Ltd
Ltd
1
8.90
1
3.20
Ltd—
800
1.00
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo
Mines
Ltd—
Fields Ltd
xorbrlt Silver Mines Ltd
5c
5c
5c
1.90
1.80
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Ventures Ltd
1.01
1.90
Buffalo Red
*
12c
Jan
10.75
Jan
Bulldog
2.90
Jan
3.70
Jan
5,000
30,500
23c
7c
16,500
Yellowknife
33%
33%
1
24c
25c
2,000
Gold
Bunker Hill
*
Amulet
5c
Jan
1.20
1.03
25,400
13 %
13%
700
10%
9c
100
3 %C
Ltd-
Mines
;—_
Ltd——_—
3%c
11
95c
41c
27c
Mar
12c
26,200
20%
21%
100
60
40
27
28%
107
27
8%
8%
75
Class
B
800
*
1.20
Caldcr Bousquet
Jan
1
1.10
Jan
5%c
Feb
Calllnan Flln Fion
*
1
Feb
Calnorth
34c
Mar
45c
Jan
Calvan
8,600
25c
1 Feb
,.33c
,
6,500
3%c Feb
6c
Jan
Campbell Red Lake
1,200
1.10 Mar
Feb
Canada Bread common L—
1.22
.
1.48
Co
•
Ltd—
5.95
--*
Federated
Oil
of
Canada
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe
Oil
Home
Oil
Ventures
Co
New
Pacalta
&
Phillips
Gouth
Oil
Oil
8.00
1,100
1.50
1.40
1.50
17%
9,717
1.26
1.25
1.26
*»—»'
*
10c
Feb
70c
Mar
Jan
1
800
10c
Jan
1.33
Mar
2.08
130,900
1.17
;
1.07
1.2Q
30,970
40c
9.75
700
36c
4,000
36c
Mat1
1.25
1.25
702
85*
Jan
1.60
9c
Jan
IIV2C
25 %c 29%c
4c
Mar
7.80
4%c
10c
10c
10c
2,000
96c
1.05
12,600
85c
25c
500
22c
49c
Jan
2.40
■
2.30
2.50;'
3.10
AkaiLcho
Shares
Ltd
Co
Jan
29
26
26
7
7
.——_*
class A
•
40%
Nepheline
7%
32
33%
.20
50
51
*
Feb
34c
Feb
61c
10c
Jan
19c
11
11
450
9%
Jan
1.30
2,700
1.15
Jan
30%
94%
31%
830
28
Jan
33
45%
70
72
9%
9%
—10
25%
25%
26%
1,595
25% Mar
*
19
19
20
2,867
17
26%
26%
27
1,065
15%
15%
16%
640
18%
18
18%
850
59%
58
63%
42
4.05
Commerce
—
common
common
.20
—
Celanese
Dredge
common
——
Jan
18c
Jan
1.00
1.10
13,400
76c
Jan
Vac
11c
23.500
6%c
Jan
13c
2.56
2.88
52,100
2.45
Jan
3.15
1.05
9
2.80
Mar
Mines
25c
21%c
30c
24.600
6.40
15,375
4.60
Jan
6.65
528
10%
Jan
13%
25c
22,800
18c
Jan
38c
64,514
32c
Jan
74 %c
4,200
5c
13c
12 %c
8%c
20 %c
Jan
29c
Feb
15c
9,000
22c
23c
12,700
11%
12%
3,180
87
84
87
120
29c
33c
40,100
29c
Mai-
43c
Jan
15c
Jan
8%
Jan
13%
90
12c
12c
13c
9,000
2.18
2.39
119,650
2.05
Jan
16 %
16%
16%
230
15%
Jan
8 %C
10c
10,300
7%c
Jan
27.100
2.35
Jan
-
2.92
2.85
3.20
13%
14%
Gold
Bagamac
„;i——
4,420
13c
3.000
12c
Mines
8%c
9,100
7%c
Jan
20c
25c
9,600
20c
3.25
3.25
3.50
9,800
1
—
Bankfield Consolidated
of Montreal
of
Nova
Scotia
1
Mining
Clas3 B
•
—25
Belleterre Quebec
River
&
Sons
1
„—
Kerens
A
11,600
85c
6,500
59 %c
'■
44%
24%
65c
24%
11%
11%
40%
41%
48c
5.00
5.00
35c
35c
21 %
Kirkland
Bonville
10
10%
49c
Bordulac
__
!
bntfsh
Cordage class
Traction
A
&
3.75
27%
Jan
12
Oil
common
—
Jan
70c
6.50
•
Jan
37c
Feb
22
9% Feb
41c
Jan
11
58c
t
Tzt footnotes
Feb
10 %C
15c
14,500
6c
Jan
17c
9'Ac
4,333
8c
Mar
13c
6.85
2.05
Jan
2.10
Jan
2.45
2.60
59c
400
35,650
*
7%
1
'30c
150
1.26
7c
10c
class
26c
Jan
30c
Feb
Jan
20c
Feb
1.02
Feb
Mar
Jan
10%
836
4%c
12 Vac
6.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
21c
13c
Jan
80c
Jan
21c
Mar
36c
32c
49,400
3.50
615
16%
425
1
82c
1
1.70
1.68
1.77
*
12
12
12
30
*
28
26%
28%
1,675
15c
3,500
4c
4c
2.05
2.10
1.10
14%
9,660
1.45
Jan
4.50
Feb
12
100
12
Mat-
12%
24%
14.771
22
Jan
9c IOV2C
27%
Feb
14,600
9c
Jan
161,120
15c
Jan
33c
Mar
69,700
72c
Mar
98c
Feb
1
*
2.05
16c
1.46
Jan
1.98
11 %
Jan
12%
22'A
Jan
32
Feb
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
2,000
3'Ac
Jan
2,125
1.85
Jan
6c
9%
Jan
13% Mar
200
1.35
Jan
1.80
Jan
66c
1,300
56%c
Jan
11c
6.600
10c
Feb
8%
510
60c
58c
65c
37,700
8C
9c
3,500
1.08
1.05
1.12
10,825
88c
Jan
42c
42c
1,000
40c
Jan
52c
Jan
43c
43c
49c
4,080
40c
Jan
57c
Mar
1
class
A
*
8,777
4,346
7%
—4——2.50
1.30
100
1G2
7%
2.25
——-■—*
Quebec Gold
Gas
9 Vac
141Vi;
2.25
100
1.30
1.30
1,240
160 163 %
96
175
*
2.44
41,5o5
13%
12%
13%
5,150
0
12%
12 %
12%
223
*
23%
28%
*
20
20
14c
16c
2.100
B
;
Paper
Box
Imperial Mills
—:
:
Mining
Bit
10 %c
8c
126
6%
1.75
1.24
1.75
Feb
Jan
IOV2C Jan
Jan
154%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
2.25
-1.30 Mar •
160
Feb
Feb
1.30 Mar
Jan
165'A
'
Jan
2.50
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
17%
Feb
11
Jan
17%
Feb
45
25%
Jan
23% Mar
115
17%
Jan
22
10c
Jan
100
7%
16c
Feb
Mar
10c
Jan
19c
Mar
31 %c
Jan
45c
Jan
130
130
126
Jan
7%
100
63
15c
25 %c
—
Gold
Mines
*
Discovery
Yellowknife
Distillers
Seagrams
Jan
11c
Jan
31,300
130
.t
66c
23c
22c
Jan
MatMar
Feb
Jan
25
%C
22%c
18c
Jan
32c
Feb
22
22 %
215
20%
Jan
24
Feb
9 %
250
8%
Jan
10% Feb
39,500
25c 26%c
21c
25c
.
21c
Jan
32c
Feb
43.00U
16 %c
Feb
28c
Jan
1.60
1.60
200
—1
—
8'A
9
22
1
Jan
Jan
11c
1.20
1.15
1.30
-23,800
—1
Ltd
Minerals
Feb
53%
8.500
24 %c 27 %c
-*
Ltd—1
Jan
7,300
12c 14 %c.
r*
:
12c
47
'150
13c
—1
A
I
66
1
Ltd
Producers
Jan
———100
Mines
Rio
7c
1,470
*
Oils
Jan
4,400
Petroleum
(Temagami)
78c
17c
Class B
Decalta
Jan
36c
D'Aragon Mines
Delhi
Feb
50c
7%
——
class
Jan
9
35 %c
Patricia
Leather
Jan
16c
•
17c
——
Coal
80c
•
Jan
*
Mines
Nest
Davies
14c
2.23
7%
1
common
Trust
„
2.40
a
Pershing —1—
Crowshore
Detta
90
2,180
8%
1
B
Delnite
101%
tei
4
1.50
•
Del
Jan
Feb
•
,
2
Press
Jan
Mar
66c
13 3
Feb
2.35
"
10 %c
136
Feb
84
Feb
8'A
8%C
Feb
99
Jan
—*
8%c
34%
200
Mines
140%
32
100 100%
13
1.50
5
Jan
20
5
;—1
Jan
25
85
13
1.50
_ii—
„—
Mining & Smelting
29
33
30
84
Mines
1
29%
31
30
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
31c
15c
1
Yellowknife
Feb
23%
Feb
72c 84 Vac
1
Davis
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
1
Crow's
Feb
8.00
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
Ltd
Plow
Jan
Jan
Mat-
Mines
common
Jan
3.00
7c
Silver
Dunlop
2.60
74c
42c
16
22c
Jan
96c
3.50
25 %c
Jan
Feb
1.44
6,612
16,500
Mines
Willans
Jan
22
6% Jan
8
;
34.000
-■
48c 56 %c
0
A
9
50
8%
1.10
8C
7%
8%
48c
16c
12,000
Mar
103%
Jan
55 %c Mar
,12,250
,
.,
86
Jan
101
Feb
Jan
;•
32% Feb ..."
,
Jah
1.09
*
Crown
Jan
7.00
—
page 41.
13%
1,100
2.30
1
Knitting
Lode
Craig
Mat-
8c
100
see
10
2,360
2.30
50c
Gold
Croinor
Jan
3,641
102
55 %c
——*
Mines
Crestaurum
v
9c
,
Wines
Research
Bar
Cournor
Jan
Jan
_
Feb
1.35
58c
——-10
—
Corrugated
Feb
5c
85
———,
23
Jan
125
Cosmos
Feb
20%
16.500
31%
83%
23%
10
Class
Feb
6 Vac
—100
102
Conwest Exploration
Feb
5%c
—
prd
155
Jan
Corby (H) Distillery class A
Feb
_
British Columbia Elec 4%
4% % preferred
Mar
99
9
Consumers
41% Mar
67c
9c
151
9c
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
24
18
5
75c
common
Jan
Feb
%c Jan
81
35
„
Mar
,
36%
..
948
.■
1.000
Consolidated
Feb
45c
1
Jan
18%
2.40
20c
75
Feb
17
1.30
1
—
Jan
102
18 %
*
Consolidated
Feb
19.950
com_*
18,959
Feb
Feb
63 %c
10
28%
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Feb
33c
'
•
85
,26%
9
70
400
Jan
4,000
Classs
75c
47
12
Pwr
Lake
American
Preferred
Light
.
85
28%
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
'
4,000
——
101
1
Consolidated Cent Cadillac
Jan
21.800
•
151
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
Jan
5c
■
Red
10%
39%
Jan
95c
16c
1
22%
—1
Consolidated Beattle Mines
Jan
63c
15c
21
151
100%
—100
Gold
Jan
14c
6c
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
Jan
1.32
58c
__
Boy mar
Ere wis
43
15c
—
22
Feb
Jan
Jan
60
2,900
101
——100
—*
V
Feb
4.60
IOV2C
Feb
59c
Gold
Brantford
Jan
45C
26,100
4%c
—*
Consolidated Bakeries
Jan
46
-
Jan
17
400
46c
Jan
46c
50
4 Vac
Gold
Gold
70c
Feb
Feb
26%
82c
Coniaurum
Jan
32%
;Y
fjobjo Mines
69c
6%
56%
361
13c
Coniagas
Jan
12c
Jan
40%
1.100
46c
7%
22
Oil
Conduits National
Feb
30c
Mar
80c
1,000
21%
Jan
375
Commonwealth Petroleum
Jan
3.65
Jan
41
280
„
3.30
21c
Colomac
Jan
36c
Mar
42
16,000
5.09
200
•
•
Mar
10c
Jan
87 %c
7,338
45c
-1-
15%
28% Mat-
100
11%
«■.,
Gold
Bldgood
5%c
185
10
Bevcourt
18c
52,430
44%
40 Vu
—„1
class
320
1.14
81c
1
—
41%
1.01
*
Beatty Bros
Bell Telephone
625
81c
"♦
—
43
41
•
—
Bellekeno Mines
42
1.05
•
Bathurst Power class A
795
42
10
_
Mines
4,500
30
4.05
19c
CocKshutt
15 %c Mar
Mar
2.90
16.550
7 % c
29
-r-10
of Toronto.
25c
7c
—10
Barymin Co Ltd..
Metals
18C
28%
1
Bank
51"
31
Coin Lake
3.30 Mar
Jan
8c
11c
13% Mar
13c
8c
22c
1
Jan
.
1
-
27%
75c
Cochrane
17% Mat'
8%C
410
Cobalt
2.41 Mar
10
45
12 %c
Cochenour
Feb
2.30
68
Citra-Lartic
Feb
Jan
75
Jan
1
Circle
Feb
13 %c
50%
-75
Chromium
Jan
llc
30c
12 %c Mar
17% Feb
19' l Feb
1,440
75
_—.—.—A
Porcupine
Chesterville
Jan
Jan
27% Feb
Jan
29
common
Feb
Jan
75
——
10»
Jan
Jan
29
*
.
—'—i-—„—1
Leduc
Chemical
Feb
6c
—
__
Jan
«
16
5
Cheskirk Mines
Jan
65 A
0
—
Feb
Feb
50 *
76
13%
50
Trethewey
Chimo
21c
57c
5%c
Vickers
9
135
:—
Preferred
Feb
60c
1
Aumaque
Bonetal
39 Vac
5%C
1
—
37%
-
24%
8
Utilities preferred
Chateau-Gai
Feb
Mar
Cos
Gold
Chatco Steel
Feb
13
25c
Otis
Centremaque
Feb
23c
__
Jan
Jan
28% Feb
20% Feb
66
100
Central
Feb
1
_
Jan
.
Feb
Jan
365
Securities class A—"
Malartic
125
Charter Oil Co Ltd ————A—'*
Jan
11%
(1937)
6IV2
62
A—i-lOO
Central
Feb
5.90
14%
Bertram
1.14
1
Atlantic Oil
Base
26c
12%
—-——1
Ashdown Hardware class B_
24 V2
43%
365
Central Patricia Gold Mines
Feb
25
1
Corp—
,
518
270
100
V--;
preferred
Jan
26%
91
465
5.200
Armistice
Bank
107%
3,525
,—100
Ascot Metals
185
.
.%•!;
„_——50
Electric
preferred
preferred
Castle
Feb
•
L
7%
——*
General
Canadian
Feb
96
—
A
Cariboo
Jan
35%
20c
common-
Gold
Barnat
1.42
*
Preferred
Bank
Feb
1
Corp
Aunor
104
1
Mines
44
43
Car
Canadian
Jan
40
25%
:
-
36 % Jan
54% Jan
Jan
33
*
of
Breweries
Canners
Y'c
Jan
2,700
+
25
1
Res
Aquarius Porcupine
Athona
100%
6,875
12c
1.25
30c
Consolidated
.
22%- Feb
54% Feb
•
Mar
45%
Canadian Pacific Railway———25
Feb
103
10%
6.30
Arjon
8%
40c
11
1
Mines
Feb~
Feb
Mar
1.30
1
Aiikeno Mines
Feb
40%. Mar
48%
•;
71
Bakeries
Bank
Class A
25% Mar
20%
35c
•
Argus
7
3,260
>
Feb
32
330
45%
8%
103
•
Area
61
-
91
•
Rouyn
Jan
19% Mar
18c
!-
90
240
1
—•
6%
11 %c
■
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo
-
25
Petroleums
Jan
•
——50
Wire & Cable class B
Canadian
•'
Anglo-Huronian
Apex
2,715
Jan
24%
1,255
.
f!
18 %c
•
-
Jan
50
,
.
29%. Jan
•26... Mar
r 7% Feb
Jan
-
4(00
-73'.
Mar
6
19%
,
•
-
Jan-Mar
25
-C;
130
I
41
*
Canadian
High
25
pfd—
105
41
Jan
Jan. 1
1
Canada
Lead
Anacon
7
«
-1
—
Range Since
42 %
6,304
25
20%
_a
American Yellowknife--Anchor
24%
19%
7'A
Larder
JAn
53%
300
Packers
Canadian
1.07 Mar
30c
LOW
55
24%
11 %c
of
Amalgamated
2,75
..
750
145
Canadian
High
19%
•
Aluminum
American
Low
50%
0
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
.590.
68
1,310
Canadian General
of Prices
^20
Knife
3.25
29%
50%
Canadian
for Week
.
—
2.90 Jan
21%
Canadian Locomotive
Range
54%
II
Yellow
Jan'
21
Canadian
*
Acme Gas & Oil
Agnew-Surpass
2.10
29
Sales
Sale Price
pref
2,900
*
50
Preferred
Last
Acadia-Uranium
5.00 Mar
60
—*
Feb
32c
Jan
50
Canadian
Week's
a
$1.20
Jan
-
3.90
21
Canadian
Exchange
Friday
—
A
21c
-
4,500
29
___—
Preferred
Feb
Jan
25c
Par
class
- - ■.
-1.24 Feb
'
4.75
Foundry common.—:—10
Malting
—*
Canada
Feb
10
Jan
1.04
,
New
Feb
1.06 Jan
'
Jan
,
67%
Class B
Canadian Funds
A
Jan
.
80c
,
7,600
4.40
Canada
Jan
3,000
*
—
5c
Feb
12% Feb
Feb
STOCKS
common
10c
18 7
'
'
4.60
Iron
Class
New
Jan
*
Canada Permanent Mortgage—
Canada SS Lines common
Feb
40c
Toronto Stock
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
class
6c
8% Feb
•
.7.50 Jan
~7
Feb
3.00
36c
9.75
Ltd-——10c
common.
Feb
Jan-
16-%. Feb
*
Canada
Feb
13c
Jan
—*
Paper
33
Mar
20
Canadian
&
Fate
4,850
33c
Canadian Food Products common——«
Power
Feb
44
...25
27c
s.—*
Cement common-,
Canadian
Abltibi
Jan
23
Jan
7%
3,500
«
Canada
Feb
9.55
Petroleums Ltd
Oils
-
'
Canada Foils common
18% Mar
1
Homestead
12C
Jan
Mar
8c
8.00 Mar
1.94
Jan
1.24
500
2.60
12%
1.40 Mar
14
1,200
10c
2.60
'
■-
Mar
Mar
6.15
3,700
17%
—1
:
Ltd
Ltd
Brazeau
8.00
8c
17
llcil%c
31c
—*
Canada Crushed Stone
Feb
25c
Jan
52c
6.65
Mar
8.90
500
17%
Ltd---*
superior Oils Ltd—
Western
1,700
70c
Jan
4.75
22c
*
Ltd
Oils
Co
■V7__
90c
Petroleums
11%
70c
Ltd-——.—*
Ltd
Western
11 Vs
1
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd—
/Pacific
9,300
*
Dominion
Co
11%
—*
—
Oils
Oils
1,600
24c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Brjtish
New
Okalta
Co
6.40
22c
22 %c
11%C
—*
Ltd
Preferred
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Continental
Oils
Petroleums
Canada
Stocks-
Oil
Feb
Jan
Jan
.14
'
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
6c
17
Caldwell Linen 2nd preferred——-—*
Calgary <fc Edmonton
*
28,750
,
"4c
—
27
*
Burrard class A
Feb
33
29C
Feb
15% Feb
10% Jan
9c
Jan
.Janr
9C
Jan
18
42 %
class A
1.70
38c
-
Jan
31
42%
Co
13c
Jan
Jan
-
17'Ac Jan
*
&
V
25c 28 %c
'3%c
Yukeno Mines
3,000
*
11%
!34c
40c
Anaconda
75 :r
*
Feb.
2.20 Feb
20c
8%c Mar
2V.iC Jan
;
Wendell Mineral Products—!
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd—
Oil
.
.
1
Jan
5c
Calmont Oils
Mines
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd
Walte
1.20
29c
Burns
2.11 Mar
7%c Jan
8%C
95c
«
—■
Vilbona Gold
2,300
25C
5%c
--*
Building Products
Jan
25 %c
1
Lake
7.90
1,900
11c 12 %c
Mines. Ltd-
United
■Pan
1
—
Canadian
Jan
45c
Burlington Steel
Gold
Tiblemont Gold
Trebor
2.90
19,250
,
20c
14 %c
21c
1
37c
35c
38c
2
29 %
29 %
31
93,200 '"
1.25
1.05
12 %c
1.65
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
Feb
21c, Mar
Jan
37,550
;
29c
Jan
43c
Jan
10,745 ;
28%
Jan
34
Feb
'
Number 4995
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1207)
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
East
Sale Price
Dome
*
Ltd
Mines
Dominion
Coal
10
Bank
Dominion
preferred
29
2j
44
red sinking fund preferred_100
101
14V»
47'A
100%
14
4'A%
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
•
preferred
Inv
50
25
47'A
31
30
*
13
13
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
__
34
Coal
&
B
class
High
20
Jan
Feb
International Petroleum
Jackniie
1
Textile
common
52c
5'Ac
5c
Mar
150
22
Jan
23'A
Feb
Jack
40
Jan
49
Feb
Jaculet
Mines
310
99
Jan
102
Feb
Jellicoe
Mines
640
13
Feb
157A
Feb
Joburke
Gold
47'A Mar
28
Waite
Duyay Gold Mines
*
Malartic
Mines
East Rim Nickel Mines
1
—_.
,
Eastern Steel
Jan
27
Jan
34%
Feb
Joliet Quebec Mines
Jupiter Oils Ltd
12
Jan
14 '/a
Jan
Kayrand
30'A
Jan
361
—
6c
7c
6,500
5c
Jan
7c
Mar
17c
1,500
14c
Mar
22c
Jan
27c
31c
6,766
27c
Mar
44c
Jan
10c
10c 10%c
8,560
10c
Mar
19c
Jan
8'/ac
7,500
7'Ac
10'Ac
Jan
1.10
Feb
„
13
8c
„
__1
67c
60'Ac
80c
110,630
•
1.10
1.00
1.15
73,555
65c
Jan
18c
17c
18c
12,800
16c
Jan
24c
Feb
•
12c
11c
12c
6,200
10c
Feb
17c
Jan.
16
Jan
18
Feb
13c
Jan
24c
Feb
16'A
Jan
19'/a
Jan
Mines,
Jan
16%
Feb
Kelvinator
10'A
Jan
16Va
Feb
Renville
46c
Jan
65c
Feb
Kerr-Addison
16,i>00
5c
Jan
395
200
40,700
10'Ac
1.49
25,905
1.25
73c
8.80
8%
28,770
62c
13,600
Jan
7'Ac Feb
18'/5c Mar
1.73
Jan
Jan
5'A
Jan
Kirkland
Feb
Kroy
Ltd
130
21c
22,830
18
18'/a
8,795
14'/ac
16c
14,675
12c
Jan
20c
51c
60c
3,800
37c
Jan
68c
Feb
90c
94c
13,400
87c
Jan
1.09
Jan.
13c
15c
3,500
13c
Mar
18c
Jan
1.12
1.25
14,925
77c
Jan
18»/a
19
187
17'A
Jan
8.25
8.85
37c42'/ac
14,050
37c
Mai-
87c
95c
13,100
87c
Mai-
4c
4%c
16,000
4c
Jan
6'Ac
Jan
25c
26c
7,750
22c
Jan
35c
Jan
__
__
1
Townsite
Oils
16
1*6c
__
1
;
__
1
13c
•
—L_
Ltd
*
Eddy Paper class A
El
6'Ac
1.19
65
Labatt
Ltd..!
(John)
*
__
20
20
20'A
305
Estella Mines Ltd——-
Laduiama
1
40c
Jan
23
Feb
Lake
Dufault
Mines
1
90c
Fortune
Gold
•
47'Ac
Jan
58c
Jan
22c
25c
42,512
22c
Jan
32c
14c
9,702
12c
Jan
15c
Feb
23%
2.85
Jan
13c
13c
21%
21%
22
725
2.00
1.90
2.30
27,900
96c
1.03
7,500
Jan
Lake
Shore
Feb
1.63
20% Jan
Osu
Federal
Jan
Lake
1.90 Mar
82c
Federated
Petroleum
r
Mines
1
10'A
10'A
Lake Wasa Mining
1
37c
37c
*
30
Mines
the
of
Luz
9,200
8.40
Jan
13'/a
Feb
18
1,090
16'A
Jan
18'A
Feb
Lamaque
Lang &
32
400
31'/a
Jan
33%
Feb
Lapa
13
13
14
510
11'/4'Jan
15»A
23'A
8.25
23
450
22
7.35
23'A
8.25
41c
43c
3,000
Mar
24
Jan
8.25 Mar
Jan
4.85
39,295
•
2.30
2.15
2.35
6,250
*
60
58'A
42
41
63'A
42
4,550
•
*
7 'Ac
——.
A
Co
Gold
Francoeur
:
75
7c
8c
8,500
50
50
20
Gair
Exploration
3.65
3.50
3.75
27,875
94
94
60
2.20
*
___——
2.05
2.25
34,350
—100
preferred
Co
Garnet Oils Ltd
*
Feb
1.40
43c
Jan
38c
,
3.05
Larder
"U"
Mar
Feb
Class
Laura
2.70
Jan
94
1.25
4.65
Feb
95'A
Feb'
Jan
•A Class A
1
5.95
General Products Mfg class A:
•
45'A
47
195
*
100
20
20'A
500
17'A
Jan
105'A
106
15
104'A
Jan
16c
General
•
common..:
Steel Wares
common
"Preferred
Yellowknife
Giant
27,900
15,500
class
*
A
B—.
oils
Gold—i___
Lake
God's
Goldale
Mines
—
—
Goldcrest Gold
Gold
Mines.
Eagle
Golden
Arrow
Mines
Goldora
•
D
—
—
Bousquet
Graham
Great Lakes Paper common.
preferred
A
Class
Coal
West
Great
West
Great
Saddlery
Gulf
Lead
Gold
Gunnar
.
Lime <fe Alabastine
Brass class A
Gypsum
Hahn
Swayze
Halcrow
Halliwell Gold
—
_
Harding Carpets
Gold
Harricana
104,500
13
150
52c
45c
52c
1.06
1.08
5'Ac
5'Ac
6'Ac
7,000
'
Heath
Hedley Mascot
Gold
Hinde
Loblaw
32'A
33
Feb
class
Groceterias
•
Jan
Louvicourt
3.25
3,450
2.30
Jan
3.50
Feb
Lynx
6.00
I,069
5.00
Jan
6.70
Feb
Macassa
6.05
3,575
6.25
Feb
MacDonakl
Feb
Macfie
Red
Lake____
Feb
Macho
River
106
Jan
Mackeno
Feb
22'Ac
Feb
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jan
8.10
Feb
MacMillan Export
31'A
Jan
34'A
285
31%
Jan
35'A
7c
7c
9,286
21c
20c
23c
35,150
16c
15c
18c
1,700
1
Mines
50
208
33
7c
1
A
32
1
*
110
Class
1.91
1.91
2.16
11,920
88c
•
B
Mines Ltd
Goldflelds
1
Yellowknife
4.95
44
Jan
Jan
20'/a
Mines
—
__
-A;.:;.
Hoeco
II,600
7.60
8,033
6.10
Gold
38c
43c
2,400
19C
20C
6,800
7c
Jan
2'Ac
Jan
37c
Jan
16%c, Jan
Jan
5c
Madsen
58c
Jan
Hunts
Jan
Malartic
14c
Jan
Manitoba
Maple
9c
5,500
8'Ac
9c
9'Ac
13.400
7'Ac
Jan
12c
Jan
7c
5,000
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
7c
-
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
14,500
6c
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
1.34
1.19
1.48
78,020
1.05
Jan
1.85
Feb
3.05
2.95
3.55
60,386
2.01 Jan
3.95
Jan
20
18
18'A
20
19'/a
1,544
16% Jan
21
Feb
2,895
16% Jan
21%
Feb
2.30
2.30
2.55
17,400
2.10 Jan
2.75
Jan
24c
2.30A
23c
26c
14,300
18c
30c
Jan
2.25
2.56
2.05 Jan
2c
Jan
7.40 Mar
Mines
Maralgo
6C
9,912
47Ac
Jan
9'Ac
Jan
Marcus
6'Ac
4,000
6'Ac
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
Jan
Feb
Massey-Harris
Feb
15%
5c
3,070
1,568
13c
—
9c
10c
—
5c
5c
3c
5c
4 VbC
5C
12,000
99
99
100
105
93
Mar
50
50'A
51
245
50
Mar
52'A
Feb
9'A
9'A
Jan
9'A
Feb
17
17
100
16'AC
16 'A c
20c
2,500
35
3 4'A
353A
2,253
47%
4 8'A
205
26%
27
200
16
225
14'A
6
6
100
105
27
.
455
8'A
—
11
12'A
45c
54c
ll'A
22
21
100
98
98
11%
10
23
98
35c
63
32c
63
36c
65
58,600
1,046
1
49c
5c
50c
6c
10c
14c
9,500
12,500
2,000
6,200
5.00
"
A
23c
38'A
Feb
McDougall Segur
46'/a
Jan
48'A
Feb
Mclntyre Porcupine
24
Jan
30
Feb
McKenzie
Red
Jan
16
Mar
McLellan
Gold
30
5
6%
Jan
Jan
-
Feb
10c
7'Ac
Jan
6,500
9c
Jan
21c
600
12c
Jan
23c
Feb
Jan
8c
—
*
12c
•
Lake
McMarmac
Red
4.75
4.50
Gold
Mercury Mills
Light & Power common——*
Mexican
4'Ac
4 %C
5c
11,000
3%c
Jan
Preferred
23'A
24»/a
2,015
21%
Jan
25
Feb
Mid-Continent
14
14
14
10
12%
Jan
15
Feb
Milton
15c
13c
16c
67,200
6c
Jan
18c
Feb
Mindamar
2'Ac
3c
27,500
2c
jan
4'Ac Jan
16'A
75
16%
28c
38,270
12
500
13c 12'Ac
66,400
23c
ll'A
Mining
Jan
Feb
Model Oils
21c
Jan
40c
Jan
Modern
10
Jan
12%
Jan
6'Ac
Jan
20'Ac
Feb
1.60
16%
Porcupine
__
*
Works
Tool
—
12'Ac
15c
35.000
18c
Jan
Monre
—-1
8%C
8c 10 'Ac
16.000
63c
19,900
67C
44c
Feb
10'Ac Mar
Feb
76c
Jan
65
15
10'Ac 13 Va C
27,15.0
7c
Jan
92c
1.00
10.100
85c
Jan
1.15
4%C
5c
5,500
4'Ac
Jan
6'Ac
14'Ac 16'Ac
6,050
10c
Jan
18c
Mar
29
555
24'A
Jan
29%
Feb
65
65
lie
1
*
*
95C
4%C
*:
<N 00 sN
28
4.00
4.00
110
14'A
1378
15'A
6,394
16c
—_®
Corp
Class
A
Preferred
65
65
Mar
Jan
.1
—_,
24'Ac
'
Huron
&
Erie
100
common
37c
17'A
305
24%
384
24'A
384
25'A
384
2.015
Drug
Jan
■16%
National
Grocers common—
Feb
18'A Mar
Jan
7,600
5'Ac
Jan
9c *
Jan
New
57'A
3,792
55'A Mar
62'/4
Feb
New Bidlamaque
23,100
21'Ac Jan
7%
190
145
16
4%
preferred
30c
Jan
New
British
8
Mar
New
Calumet
Jan
145
Mar
New Dickenson Mines
Dominion
1.015
36'A
32'A Mar
Jan
38
15.175
27%
Jan
39% Mar
New
12'.A
12'A
1,875
12'A
Jan
13
New Laguerre
Jan
7'A
6%
67«
325
25
25%
300
25
Jan
1
common
32'A
600
28
Jan
33
6% Mar
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis /John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
35
.____*
•
8%
9
International
A
2
16'/a
16'A
16%
410
1
43c
43c
48C
7,025
___———
International Bronze
Metals
Powder
pfd,
class A—
25
:
International Nickel
Preferred
For footnotes
Co
common
—
see
page 41.
•
5/100
8%
14'A
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
49
195
39
95
103
Feb
38%
36%
39
1*8,411
140
140
140
30
36% Mar
138
Jan
Mar
9'A Mar
18'A
Jan
103
'•
New Hugh
-
—'
Mar
14c
3.75 Jan
5.75
Feb
2.80
3.50
Feb
5
Jan
Mar
5%
10'Ac Mar
Feb
20'Ac
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
1.50 Mar
2.20
Jan
1.50
'
Jan
35c
Feb
18
Jan
20
Feb
18
Mar
49c
Jan
12'Ac
Feb
20
;
Jan
19
Jan
17'AcMar
44c
■■
Jan
•
110
25%
175
®1/3C,,1?C
10c 11 Ac
16,000
25%
•
435
16
19'/a
Jan
24'/a
384
Feb
29%
Feb
Jan
Mar
384
25% Mar
27
Feb
6
Mar
4
Feb
9'Ac Mar
14c
■
Mar
Jan
11 Mr
12
310
13
28'A
530
85
12
Jan
27--4 Jan
28%
29
440
27
Jan
45
,12
ll'A Feb
12
28
Feb
^ "Ian
^
^
Mar
13 'A
Feb
28%
Jan
29
Jan
2.40
Feb
43'/a
1.65 Jan
Jan
1.80
1.75
1.87
11,800
47'/a
28%
47'A
85
95c
91c
1.06
7,850
71c
—
9c
4%c
9%c
4%c
3,166
700
7%c Jan
4'Ac Feb
1.22
2.86
1.25
31c
1.29
3.15
24.044
25,500
1.19 Feb
2.65 Jan
1.35
35c
16,425
26c
Jan
40c
Mar
14c 16'Ac
24,400
14c Mar
25c
Jan
18c
11c
l.lofa
--
1.28
3.10
1-28
C 31c
c
14c
1
Malartic
Jason
1
-
-
1
Mines
Newlund Mines
--
2.35
1
•••*
Newnorth
Long
Gold
30'A
18c
31 '/a
Feb
1.40
Jan
11c
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
17c
*1.50 ^an
3.65
1.45
^an
24c
Jan-
Feb
Jan
Jan
19c
10'Ac
2.18
2.48
40,16o
5,600
1
New Norsman
New
52
Jan
103'A Mar
42'A
Jan
.
Lac
Mines—
Feb
Pacalta
7c
7c
1.79 Jan
Jan
2.53
Jan
35c
30c
41c
4%c
ll%c
4%c
11c
6c
9c
4%c
13c
7c
10c
t
*
Oils—
New Rouyn Merger
New Thurbois
—1—
—
9c
—
1
—
1
a
Nib Yellowknife
4%c
*
Nicholson Mines
Nipissing Mines
1
"
—-
:
5
—
1.80
6c
1,000
6c
9'Ac 9'Ac
4%c 4%c
21c 22 Ac
1.80
1,000
14,750
11,000
14,600
1.95
_
2,500
900
14,250
.700
6c
Jan
10c
1:^c
7'Ac
1
1
—_1
Mines—A
New Norzone
Mar
140,
Mosher
Feb
23
,
New
Jan
"'55c
Jan
103
Feb
•
35
•*
Jan
43c
20'A
47
47'A
100
385
175
21%
21%
*
*
Preferred
31
33%
32
Jan
13'Ac Jan
-
8%
.$1.60 Preferred
Jan
9c
29%
1
1
1
New Marlon Gold
Acceptance
Feb
54c
25% Mar
30
preferred
Industrial
Feb
70
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
•-
•
Oil
Mines
Goldvue
32'A
_________—£1
Jan
37c
1
1
1
Jan
35%
12'A
Feb
<■
*
Alger
37
.
__
*
class A__
Mines
32 "2
Imperial Tobacco of Canada orainary_5
6%'
33'A
—
*
Pipe
6'Ac
Negus
•
;
Mar
Jan
10
Bank
Oil
10
99
•
Sewer
Steel Car
New
Imperial
*
•
Petroleum
National
National
6'Ac
125
10c
ll'A
20
class B
Hosiery
4.500
12c.
;
Preferred
National
7,663
6%
—
—-
5
pfd
Chemical
&
78c
Mar
•
—1
Mylamaque Mines
National
18'A
7c
.-'
*
.
Imperial
11% Mar
Feb
24'Ac 27'Ac
.'
—*
—
14
25
17
•
25
Feb
4.00 Mar
4.00 Mar
'10'A
Mar
20c
55'A
56%
.
44c
4c
9c
7'Ac
6,450
50
450
35c
—
145
J—
•
Feb
25
21c Jan
53'A Jan
e
2,000
17
———-—
7%
1
63c
16% Mar
36c
V.'.! *
.V
preferred—
7c
7c
12'/a Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
42c
•
___100
'
common
17'A
17% '
Jan
6c
Mar
2,900
*
/'Ay "f. '
♦.
.600
1
—
14'AC
1
12'Ac Jan.
Mar
49c
18'A
18
17c
45c
18'A
18
17c
—
—
——_*■
Montreal Locomotive
7c
1.81
18%
6,500
__
___*
common
Feb
10'Ac Mar
175
60,550
1.75
—1
—
-
Containers
ClassA
Modern
5
13c
1.70
1
Corp
Corp
12'/2
19%
1.65
*
Metals
525
5
11c
—•
Brick
1,055
_
11c
1.65
—
*
Jan
--
125
2,100
10
2.90
2.90
__
13.50
—
Oil
69c
_
Feb
17'Ac Feb
Jan
16c
—1
49c
5c
9'Ac
10c
Lake
93c
——
Feb
Feb
Jan
10
—
»•<>•
common
Preferred
Jan
-.—s
Jan
7c
35c
10'/a
10
18%
93
28,850
300
1
McColl-Frontenac
23%
■
Jan
15%
'
Jan
Jan
4c
11
48,595
48c
*
Jan
12'Ac
Mar
21c
16c
14c
12'/a
*
5
class
B
17
30.300
9c
24c
-
-
Feb
16
11c 12'Ac
12c
*
1
common
new
Grain
Class
:
2.90
3'Ac
10'Ac Jan
8c
Jan
1,000
12c
12c
Jan
'
Jan
•
Jan
13
5c
1,500
2,500
1
!
Gold
5c
—
1
Matarrow Lead
MrCabe
3c
15
1
Martin-McNeely
8c
2'Ac
15%
1
Malartic Mines Ltd
Marbenor
2'Ac
•
__
.
6'Ac
5.75
Jan
*
Milling
47Ac
5'Ac
ll'A
5
85c
19,850
3,500
1
Eastern
&
Leaf
28.837
6.45
—
__1
Goldflelds
7.10
6.95
-—1
class A
Feb
24,500
1
Magnet Consol
23c
Feb
8'Ac
9'Ac
preferred.—.—100
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1.32
30,375
•
Red Lake Gold Mines
62c
Bay Mining & Smelting
Jan
Feb
11c
25c
,
Yellowknife
Feb
2.48
1.82 Jan'
7c
6c
•
1
Gold Mines
20c
Jan
1
Mines
class A
4,705
Oil
Hudson
Jan
98c
13'Ac
1
1
Mines
National
Homer
Jan
35c
6c
91c
1
1
21,300
Hollinger Consol
Home
12c
Feb
10c
7c Mar
17%c Jan
12'Acl3'Ac
1
40c
Holden Mfg class B——
Jan
Jan
-72c
Dauch
&
10c
Mar
65c
Mines
Jan
5'Ac Mar
1.09
Morrison Brass
Heva
1.20
Jan
18c
Jan
8,700
16'A
1
Highland-Bell
High-bridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
Mar
52c
Feb
1.00
Jan
38c
—
Hendershot Paper
44c
Feb
Jan
66c
—
'
Jan
5c
1
Gold
Feb
14'A
55c
"
Lake
35c
Mar
18,543
Moneta
Red
15'/2
Feb
19c
2,000
Mar
Jan
13
24,600
1.06
Jan
7
Jan
24,500
108%
14,500
1
Hasaga
Gold
Head of the Lakes Iron
Headway
5'A
14c
30
9c
*
1
Rock
Hard
30c
13
__
8'A
Mar
8
14
90c
Lomega Gold
3'Ac
•
1
Bridge
Gold Mines
Hamilton
Jan
11c
Jan
43c
1
1
*
*
—*
1
1
Gwillim Lake Gold
4'Ac
85c
Feb
7.00
—1
Mines
Feb
2'Ac Jan
-
87c
32'/a
20%
17'Ac 19'Ac
*
2
Mines
Guayana
7c
11'Ac
109'/a
5.50
—
____
...
25c
29c
*
Lac_—_
McWatters
Wire
Greening
Feb
4'Ac Jan
*
15%
*
*
1
•
*
•
Gordon Mackay class A
Class
6c
1
Long
Feb
3c
:—-50
—
Feb
17
Jan
Feb
Lexindin Gold
Jan
7'Ac
1
*
___——
Goodyear Tire common
Preferred
Jan
Little
17'A
3c
—
Goodfish Mining
Jan
6.75
5c
20
i__1
103'A
6'Ac
Porcupine
Goldhawk
2.40
15'/a
380
Lencourt Gold
5.60
7.15
1
•
Manitou
Golden
7
14%
1
45
v
•'
7
14'A
*
Gold
1,497
-
7
14'A
1
:
class
Jones
3.00
18'Ac
1
1
*
1
—1
—1
1
Gillies Lake
Feb
Jan
1.84
20
8
8
8
•
Class B
Glenora Gold
35'A
Mar
■
1
Mines
Gold
Feb
Jan
5.25 Jan
105
4c
109'A 109'A
2014
1
Lake
Geneva
30
12
40c
"'
'
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.25 Mar
1.45 Jan
6.00
'
'
'
•
•
5,000
29'Ac
2.25 Mar
Jan
1
•
Feb
Feb
54
Jan
3.20
Petroleum
5'Ac
3c
Leduc Consolidated
10'Ac
Mar
*
Bakeries
V ■' i
5c
3
uaxi
7c
39'A
109'A
.r
16'/a
5c
♦
i
&
—100
100
General
Jan
1.14
Jan
8.50
1,000
Mines
109
General
400
5c
Acceptance
Lavalie
2.25
preferred
preferred
2,300
6.00
16%
5c
B
Lawson
19%
a
5'AT?
2.25
1
Secord
Feb
19
5'A
15
Mines
Island
Feb
2.08
•
30
;
48
lOS'A
-
Jan
55c
1
Lapaska Mines
70
109
.
26c
6.00
__
1
L__
Jan
2.07
common
V £,14,950
2.20
__
Sons
Jan
19:'A
Power,
Jan
9.60
Jan
20c
10%
37c
1,700
3,115
30
__
♦
35
•
Gatineau
•
48'A
•
Oils Ltd_s
Garrison
com
Gold
Cadillac
Leitch
*.
Frgser Cos common
Frobisher
6.10
Feb
—
Motor class
Ford
Woods Milling
Mines—
113A
Laurentide
Foundation
8,710
22c
10'A
173A
313A
Flank Petroleums
Fleet. Manufacturing
Ltd
22c
_20
*
preferred
__
22c
10%
17 A
32
common
;redeemable
$1.40.
*
.
Grain
1
_
1
*
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Mines
I
Lake
La
Famous
Gold
Lake Lingman
*
*
—1
Nickel
Fet
1.32
19%
1
1
Falconbridge
Feb
Jan
55'Ac
23c
,-1
,*
Corp
8.60
Feb
6'/a Mar
10,800
*
Empire Brass class A—
1
68'/a
52c 55'Ac
1
Fen-Re.v
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Jan
19'A
50
*
Feb
8% Mar
59
250
65
—1
^.
___
Gold
Eureka
57aC
1
Elder Mines
Eldona
Gc
—
20
Investment
1.15 Mar
21c
•
:
16
60'Ac Mar
18»A
1
Lake
Kirkland
9.65
Jan
6'A
•
1
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland-Hudson
Jan
80c
Mar
7.40
375
.
Canada
of
Gold
Lake
Economic
Jan
_1
Mining
53,500
25
Machine
Easy Washing
High
17'A Mar
Jan
Jan
2b
7%
8.25
Low
13
14c
__
..1
_
46
63c
8.15
69c
»
1
*
Mines
East.,SyIlivsu
9,320
1
15
1.25
1.25
17'A
28c
1
Ltd
880
15c 17'Ac
15'Ac
1
East Crest Oil
12'A
—
15'A
16%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Mining
1,715
5^40
•
Mines
13'A
15 'A
•
Woollens
East
54c
1
Dominion
Donalda
Gold
Shares
Low
•
Kelore
Dominion
for Week
*
Jan
31'/a
1,114
34
15 Va
12Va
60c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
773
23'/a
44'/a
101
15Va
47'A
32'A
13 !A
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
15%
5,605
29 'A
23'A
43Va
-
25
Friday
Low
lO'/t
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
18'A
18'A
1«
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
MARCH
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
30
^an
52c
4c
11c
5 Ac
9c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
14c
Feb
8c
Mar
1174c Jan
Jan
1.80 Mar
J&D
Jart
12c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
20c
5VaC Jan
9c
4c
l ie
Jan
7'Ac
5"ac
30c
.
>
3.00
Jan
Mar
Jan
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1208)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
Par
Low
WEEK
MARCH
ENDED
Week's
Low
High
Monday, March 19, 1951
Last
Sale Price
Par
Higri
Standard Radio class A
Feb
Stanley Brock class A ——:
42c
41c
46c
56,400
39c
Jan
Gold
1.07
1.05
1.07
600
85c
Jan
78%
78
81%
2,545
70 y2
Jan
85
14c
14c
14c
590
7c
Jan
25c
Mar
5c
Jan
Low
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High
6
6%
400
5%
Jan
6%
•'8
8
50
7%
Feb
8
7%c
7%c
25
5y»c
Jan
7V4c Mar
65c
70C
6,200
48c
Jan
74c
Feb
64c
for Week
of Prices
*
Jan
Nisto Mines Ltd
Sales
Range
Friday
8TOCK8
Range Since January 1
Shares
,
10
for Week
Range
of Piices
Sale Price
.
LISTED MARKETS
FOR
Sales
Week's
.
Nor-Acme
Noranda Mines
Nordon
.
Corp
Norgold
''
Mines
Norlartic
-
35c
37c
4C
4,000
3J/2c Jan
45C
4c
_
Mines
28,300
30y2c Jan
60c
1.15
-
Feb
Class
Mining
Gold
Norpick
Northern
5.15
Gold
Inca
Jan
Steeloy Mining
Mar
North Star Oil
Steep
15,900
Rock
Oakville
Ltd
Wood
—
—
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd—
O'Brien
Gold
1,200
6c
Jan
9 '/2c
Jan
24c
Mines
1.36
6c
Jan
8c
Feb
Sudbury
Contact
11
510
575
30,299
6
8%
3,750
28c
1,350
12,700
495
1.40
Jan
5%
Jan
24c
Mar
11%
Feb
Superior
5%
Jan
Sunertest
39c
Jan
15 %c
Oils
2.65
Feb
6
23c
Feb
39c
Jan
1.60
1.23
Jan
Oils
43/4C
Feb
Jan
Surf Inlet
1.07
56,700
11c
4,000
1.25
1.35
13,355
7%c
4,200
Tamblyn
Ltd
31%
32%
10c
•
Jan
Jan
Taylor Pearson
common
•
Feb
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1
3.00
20c
13,500
14c
Jan
21c
4%c
19,000
3%c
Jan
5 y2c
common
Feb
Texas
Jan
Orenada
Orlac
Tip Top
Canadian
Oil
7
51c
8c
8c
26
30%c35%c
3.25 Mar
Tobum
Gold
1
5.00
930
4.25
5.00 Mar
Tombill Gold
•
35c
1
*
2,500
9c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
Torbrit
5%c
5 y4c
3,000
4c
Jan
6 %e
Feb
Toronto
Iron
1.10
1.70
83,900
1.10 Mar
1.68
Jan
Toronto
1.30
1.55
11,100
1.00
Jan
1.75
Feb
Towagmac
Pacific
9.85
9.50
9.85
13,950
52
55
240
90c
1.05
11,250
4c
4c
9,633
Petroleum
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Pandora
Pan
__
Ltd.
Mines
90c
Cadillac
Works
A
Tower
Traders
Jan
1.17
Jan
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
Trans Empire Oils
50c
Jan
Transcontinental
Feb
5%c
Feb
Trend
Jan
5c
5'/jc
12,000
4c
6%c
55,000
2 y2c
60c
58c
69c
50,550
58c
Mar
82c
Jan
13
13
100
13
Mar
16
Jan
46c
43 Ms C
46c
13,867
61c
Jan
Consol
People's Credit Securities y
Perron Gold
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
Mines.
1.72
1.70
Gold
35c
Mar
4c
42c
Feb
2.75
1.57
6,120
1.95
Jan
5,500
3.10
Jan
4.60 Mar
6%c
20,500
5'Ac
Jan
8c
Jan
1.20
1.33
18,400
1.10
Jan
1.40
Feb
69
68%
71
870
61 y2
1.00
1.00
1.10
2,650
1.00
2.00
1,800
River
Rouyn
Gold
common
1.03
Voting trust certificates
Power
Union
Resources
Purity Flour Mills
United
Fuel
Class
B
26
Jan'
Jan
Feb
1.00
600
United
Ranwick
Upper
Vicour
1.50
1.58
19,510
Jan
1.80
Villbona
2.75
3.05
3,600
7%c
8C
2,500
8
200
40c
500
35c
Jan
52c
Jan
Walker
20y2c
23c
13,100
18c
Jan
28c
Jan
Wekusko
3.30
100,075
,2.95
61c
1.32
2.30
Jan
7%c Mar
6%
25,385
24 y»
25%
4,090
44C
42c
49c
32,290
56c
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.05 Mar
11'Ac
Jan
8%
Jan
2.25
Feb
11%
Jan
15%
Feb
16 % Mar
Feb
16
16
16 y4
100
13%
Jan
8 %c
9c
4,500
8%c
Jan
12
Mar
33c
33c
35c
9,200
30c
Jan
4ic
Jan
25
28%
1,890
25
Jan
30
Feb
24
400
23% Mar
29
3.15
3.15
3.35
4,043
68c
74c
50,700
3.00
50c
28c
29c
4,450
25c
58c
21,300
50c
3.50
3.50
3.50
215
18%
17%
18%
3.50 Mar
Jan
89c
Jan
1.02
Feb
13c
1,500
95c
1.13
31,910
*
37
36%
40
475
22%
Jan
.
.25
19%
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.75 Mar
17% Mar
3,385
12 %c
1.04
■
B
37c
Mar
1
;
class
3.25
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
17c
Feb
Mar
95
122#
Jan
43
Feb
Reef
29c
55%
20
130
20
10%
10,835
59
Mar
71c
16,700
70c
Jan
75c
9
9%
1,210
8y4
Jan
10%
16,300
1.63
Jan
2.35
Jan
12%
13%
Ltd
•
13
10%C
8%C
8c
Violamac
70c
71c
_——1
48c
46c
54c
•
11%
11 y4
11%
*
54
52%
55
4,820
53
6Q
Feb
—1
7C
7C
8c
4,000
5%c Jan
10c
Jan
5y4c
Jan
13c
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
34c
Jan
—
Vulcan
Mines
10
8.714
Jan
8%c 10%c
1
Oils
—
Amulet
!
.
(Hiram)
W)
&
(G
Consolidated
56c
Jan
Western Canada Brew
3,100
22c
Mar
31c
Jan
74,700
27c
Mar
50c
Jan
33c
12,500
24c
Jan
35c
Mar
4.40
200
32c
5.00
Jan
Jan
5c
1,000
31%c
35c
97,200
54
55
40
16
15%
16
425
7c
8c
13,000
7c
Mar
12 %c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
Gold
1
4V2c
'
—1
Mines
•
2,500
7c
20,500
8c
2,350
70c
Jan
Jan
Mar
25c
Feb
14c
Mar
32,540
15%
12 %c
Jan
9c
Jan
1.22
6%c
Jan
Products
Ashley
Mineral:
__5
6c
360
26c
6,700
17
17%
17
25c
:«■
—
9.75
5,000
16 3,4
17
1
__—_—
5%c
_
5.715
17%
90
55c
Jan V
Jan
16
24c
Mar
15
Jan
35%
Feb
14
Mar
Mar
17% Mar
'
Western
common—I-
Grocers
Class
A
Western
Weston
.*—*
46
(Geo)
Oils.
'46
33%
33%
46
__—*
Homestead
10c
22c 23 %c
—*
Preferred
31
32
100
common——
99%
34%
100
99
•-yrVas.
Jan
46
33 y2 Mar
35
3.031
22c
Jan
29c
1,010
30
Jan
35 % Mar
40
99
Mar
60
Mar
,,
103
Feb
Jan
common
*
Robinson Cotton
Roche
Long
Rowan
Consolidated
Roxana
Lac
Oils
1
—
Mines
1
Mar
Feb
50
Feb
75
121/4
Jan
16% Mar
1
13c
12c
16c
93,000
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
Winchester Larder
1
13c
lie
13c
23,000
8%c Jan
14c
Jan
1
1.11
75c
Jan
—
Winnipeg
-
m
-1,
Rupununi Gold Mines
Russell Industries
Ryan
a
common
1
Mines
Lake
Ryanor
_
2nd
49
—
.99
1st preferred
Sand River
26c
725
25c
Mar
27c
Mar
27c
5,500
25c
Feb
39c
Jan
29
1,885
28
31
Feb
10%
10%
75
9%
Feb
10 y2 Mar
Yellorex
Mines
14
13%
12%
Jan
15
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1
2c
Jan
7y2c Jan '
Yukeno Mines
1
21%
Feb
23%
Gold
Ltd
1
__
«
Sarnia Bridge
Scarfe
.1
_
__
class
Mar
141/4
5,057
3%C
3%C
4c
43,000
22%
22y4
23
720
28c
34c
469,700
18c
Jan
34c
Winora
Wood
7c
1,200
7c
Mar
10c
40
4,085
28%
Jan
45%
80
230
57%
Jan
80
37%
—-
105%
60
60
2.50
2.50
2.66
5,550
3%C
3%C
500
102
10
6c
6c
12.-500
9%
200
14%
14%
120
1.48
1.50
6c
9%
9%
•
•
1.60
18,825
591/4
2.38
■
Jan
Jan
90
105%
60
Feb
•
Senator
Rouyn
—1
Shawinlgan Water & Power
Class
A
Shawkey
common
preferred
(1945)
_•
_50
Mines
1
Brewing
class A.
Class B
Sheep
*
*
Creek
Gold
Bherritt
Sicks
Gordon
Breweries
•
common
1.60
1.70
—
1.70
18,400
22c 24% c
22c
10,100
34
—
46
45%
2oy4c
2%c Jan
5c
Feb
Ltd
4%c Jan
14c
1
10
Miller
Silver
Standard
13
Jan
15%
Silverwood Dairies class A
Silverwood
Western
Dairies
Pfd_.
-IlOO
Jan
1.71
Feb
*
1.35
Jan
1.70
Siscoe
Gold
Sladen
Slater
Malartic
1
__
(N) Co common
•
South
«
Brazeau
Btadacona
Mines
•
Standard Chemical common
•
Preferred
Brown
19c
Jan
27c
Jan
31%
Jan
37%
Jan
48
135
45%
Jan
48
Mar
Co
Por footnotes
see
page
_
41.
Feb
Feb
95c
1.55
14,540
1.25
96,915
Bulolo
86
Jan
99%
Jan
Jan
10%
200
10%
14
47 %
46%
1
11%
—
5
_
&
Jan
Canada
Vinegars
31%
31%
32
90
31
Feb
33 y4
Jan
Canadian
Range Since January 1
Loii
High
Jan
11%
Feb
-16,166
9Vb
Jan
14
Feb
48%
930
39%
Jan
53
Feb
10 3/4
11%
7,865
9%
Jan
141
143
65
8.50
8.50
300
21
—
7
21%
510
V
129
6.00
13%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
149
9.05 Mar
Jan
16%
Shares
High
10 3A
141
„
Gold
28c
Sales
for Week
12
.■
Jan
Week's
Range >r
of Prices
Low
_
common
Preferred :
Feb
1.60
1.65
20%
20%
16
3.55
3.15
3.60
126,162
20%
19%
21%
700
18%
Jan
21% Mar
20
20%
315
183/4
Jan
21
30 %c
30c 33 %C
28
10
--
8,100
1.25
20
2.86
Dominion
Cottons
•
15,200
37....
30c
Jan
1.75
Feb
Canadian
Fairbank's
20%
Feb
Canadian
General
4.60
Mar
23
Jan
Mar
1.40
1.68
25
69,570
2.55
2.55
100
10
ioy4
860
95
95
10
85c
2.45
10%
95
42c
Feb
Canadian
Morse
Jan
Jan
Mar
175
36
36
710
29 y8
Jan
99%
325
98
Jan
97c
1.28
63,975
57c
Feb
61c
61c
68c
14,300
55c
Jan
Jan
37
38
200
37
19
19%
375
17%
9c
10c
1,500
8%c Jan
43c
Mar
57
20
49%
Jen
61
Feb
24
550
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
30
33
Jan
37
Consolidated
Mar
34%
34%
4.15
4.10
4.20
905
8
7%
8y8
15,875
2.72
2.50
•
Westinghouse
34%
5
Canadian
Lumber-
35%
34
—
3
75
30
2.78
75
__
Paper
Jan
10%
Jan
97
Feb
Dalhousie
deHavilland
Dominion
Mar
Jan
40
3.70
;
Jan
6%
Jan
75
i-
Jan
1.20
8%
32%
Jan
12,700
82
Jan
4,335
Feb
4.40. Jan
Mar
1,200
36
40c
"
V
Aircraft
—
-
■
3
Feb
Jan
3.90 Mar
39%
Feb
40c
•
Jan
_
52
120
57
Feb
593/4
60%
3
common
30 %C Jan
60%
495
55
Jan
67
Jan
661%
66 Vz
50
64
Jan
66% Mar
50 %
——
—
Bridge
Glass
35c
36C
*
"
♦
38
Jan
:
341/4
34%,
55
34% Mar
35
•
353i
34%
3534
•195
33
Jan
41
Feb
7%
541/4
52
55
Mar
60%
Jan
24%
24
25%
1,225
1,220
52
5
27
Feb
♦
3.75
Feb
39%
*
Oil
Feb
101
Feb
1.28 Mar
Hayes
Steel
International
Paper
75c
Jan
International
Utilities
41
Jan
Interprovincial Utilities
20%
13C
Jan
46 %C
Jan
Jan
Feb
common—
—1
Loblaw Inc 1
I—
46c
5,907
36c
Jan
13%
2,535
11%
Jan
13% Mar
97%
65
95
Jan
97%
Feb
Price Bros
14
143/4
1,715
Jan
15
Feb
Temiskaming Mining
28%
283/4
20
Jan
30
Feb
Twin
26
90
1
Western
97%
28%
15
Jan
*
Marconi
12%
123/4
Feb
79
«
Minnesota
Pend
&
Ontario
5
Paper
City
.
common
common
3.75
570
29
220
28%
30%
2,070
3
Oreille
new
29 s'-
3.75
28%
1—6
Niagara Weaving
13
Feb
13%
20
1.68 Mar
99
44 %c
24%
20
90
23
—
common—
Canadian
37
3.00
35
10c
Jan
14
57
y
*
Coast Copper
Jan
38%
19%
.
—
Investments.
Industries
28% Mar
Jan
38%
39
20%
14
90
14
a
Jan
37
—
21%
•
Jan
165
28%
*
Sugar
_
common
Jan
35%
14
_
1.10
1.49
Last
_
_
18c
"Too
Preferred
Standard Paving common
Jan
1.01 Mar
*
Corp
15
.—20
Southam Co
Jan
72c
88c
1.01
1.22
•
Newfoundland
Asbestos
945
1.07
•
Mar
17c
Par
Feb
34%
99
i
Class B
Preferred
84c
Jan
Andian National
Dominion
Simpson's Ltd class A
Jan
10c
Feb
85c
125
— —
a
Jan
50c
1,000
Friday
21,466
*1.60
Mines
2.06
51,150
12c
L.Sale Trice
16
.~37_
Mines
4,187
83c
'Feb
23C
;
Silver
1.79
71c
12c
Jan
Jan
9%
15%
5
common
Preferred
1.65
80C
Jan
Jan
5c
98
Canadian Funds
2Q1/4C
—
Bllanco Mining
1.65
STOCKS
Canadian
Silknit
•
Jan
16
•
Voting trust ctfs
41
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Feb
3.15
Jan
1.63
—1
_
1,500
98%
Feb
Mar
20%
Sheraton Ltd class A
6c
98 V*
Zinc
Canada
Shea's Winnipeg
Feb
6c
98 >A
Feb
Anglo
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
72
105 105%
Jan
6c
46
—__100
H) preferred—
Wright-Hargreaves
&
1.30
Jan
1
Gold
(G
Lead
1
35%
Jan
36%
—1
Jan
4%c Jan
Mar
7c
a
A
Security Freehold Petroleums
95c
1
3%C
Gold—
Mines
Sannorm
13,500
28
...1
preferred
San Antonio
common.™—.——•
Electric
25c
—
1
_
Lawrence Paper
3,000
44%
28
30c
1
Mining
St Lawrence Corp common
1st preferred
St
4%c
43
27c
Yale
class A
44,750
4%c
10%
To
Royal Oak Dairy
Royalite Oil
1.23
1
Mines
Gold
Wingait Gold
26c
•
Co
Royal Bank
7c
35c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Windward
Robertson Mfg
3iy2c Mar
„
Feb
2.04
Western
5c
Richfield Petroleum
^
Feb
1.80
West Malartic
4.15 Mar
.
Jan
11%
1
Westeel
Mar
45c
21 %
Jan
9%
Jan
9c
67c
-<
Jan
8.40
1.82
Jan
3.40
33c
Regcourt
310
20
*
42c
14,000
58
9.10
—•
Maf *
Feb
58
58
9.50
•
84c
Jan
Jan
10c
29c
50
29%
2.33
56c
23c
4.40
preferred
24 % Mar
9c
Reeves MacDonald
Ventures
Waite
22c
28c
A
Feb
27c 33J/2c
9%C
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd.
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
Petroleum
1.20
1,425
1.10 Mar
28
22% Mar
25
__
1,400
15
50c
Canada Mines
Jan
/. 3.25
Uranium
38c
—*
Steel
Jan
Gold
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Jan
28c
Oils
Jan
Jan
40c
;
Feb
21c
52 %c
common
class
1.15
v
Queenston
45c
1.91
—
preferred
73'A
20
21 %C
Quemont Mining
Jan
70c
United Keno Hill
15%
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Manitou
Feb
30c
1.80
1
Corp
590
1
Quebec Labrador
Jan
2.030
•
United
8
,—
common
Mar
27
13%
.
Asbestos
455
1.55
Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
51c
13c
Jan
15
—
Mining
2.85
Dome
Mar
6%c Jan
22
17,700
25%
Gas
Union
20%
Metais
Preston East
1.05
24 y2
25
—
51c
1.91
A
———
Union Acceptance
7%c
-
Jan
Jan
8%c
Petroleums
19 y2
Corp
Pressed
Feb
7
2.52
36c
Class B
United
'
Powell
Powell
Jan
3.05 Mar
4.50
5%C
1.22
Gold
Reef
Jan
4.15
6C
Porcupine Peninsular
2.90
Jan
4.40
Polaris Oil
Porcupine
1.80
33
Feb
Jan
30 %c
1
-
class
Finance
United
Pickle
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
Transvision-Television
Paymaster
1.45
10c
6%c Mar
5c
4%c
.—.
Feb
23%
Feb
Feb
—-—
Malartic
Parbec
Partamen Malartic
Feb
1
Petroleums
10'/«
82c
28,200
class
Exploration
56%
Jan
40c
35c
Mines
Mar
7.55
52
.10
Oil
Western
—
Elevators
Silver
1.55
Mines
19c
Jan
6%
25
3.00 Mar
1.28
Lake
Feb
Mar
Jan
2.01
4,000
26
870
Pacific Coyle Navigation
Osisko
93e
101
Mar
30
1,300
•
3.25
10c 10 %c
1.08
1
Jan
6c
17,977
*
.
—
5%c
.
Lake
Jan
1.05
360
2.36
51c
2
—
Tailors
59
4.35
Gold
Red
136
130
Jan
18c
Mar
10c
50
6%
2.10
2.11
3.00
——
■
Feb
Thompson-Lundmark
Orange Crush
78c
72 %c
100
7y4c
22c
4c
3.10
Jan
140
1.30
127
—
Feb
3.75
261
'
Rights
6%c
Jan
84
7%c
16'/2c
Mar
Feb
Feb
2.85
101
1
Mar
127
Jan
Jan
5c
12,125
96c
11
13c
3,000
3.40
10%c
Jan
.
5,200
5%c
*
Gold
River
Mar
18C
Ontario Loan
7.80
82 y2
;
50c
a
Sylvanite
8c
Jan
4%c Mar
26,875
noy4
83
100
12c
1.95
♦11.500
3.20
1.02
ordinary
8,500
13,255
:
5%c
3.20
*
Ltd
Petroleum
9.10
14 %c 14 %c
1
preferred
6C
8.60
8.80
1
1
—
93,000
2.75
4c
Omnltrans Exploration
Jan
36%
9c
2.60
18c
O'Leary Malartic
Jan
35 y2
Jan
12c 16 %c
'8c
Selections
Okalta
18
Jan
303/4
Mar
5
3,355
5%
Taxu
Oil
Jan
30 y4
830
Cons Mines
1.35
Ogama-Rockland
16y„
1,630
33 %
Sturgeon River Gold
4,000
5%
—
200
32%
*
7c
24c 26 %c
y
28c
17%
303/4
33%
1-1
Mines
7%
10 %
••
Mines
17%
31%
33%
;
Iron
7%
24 %c
common-
Preferred
Nubar
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
7c
7c
(1940)
.
Feb
_•
common
Preferred
25c
15c
13c
y
7%
,
Mines
—
*
Sullivan
North
Northland
—1
Genu
Canada
22c
10,500
5c
*
—
-25
of
6%c
9,500
19C
14c 16 %C
Co
Jan
5%C
16c
_—
Olseil
6.00
:.<;.5c
18 %C
Mines
Feb
»
;
Jan
5.15
18c
„
Extension
North Denison
4.40
4.50
44,760
—
Stedman Bros
y Steel
Normetal
B
SUwaU
_
—
_
30
30
30
25
1
7.90
7.50
7.90
4,680
28%
29
525
7c
7c
1,075
12%
12%
125
•
—
—
1
3
_
—
—
—
21%
3.40
26%
Jan
Feb
•
3.75
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
25%
Jan
34
Feb
27
Jan
32
Feb
7.50 Mar
28
Jan
6%c Mar
11%
Jan
9.20
33
Feb
Feb
10c
Feb
13%
Feb
•
,
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1209)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, March l(i
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Par
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated
Amerex
Fund
1
5.22
47 %
i
4.06
Blair
Bond
Tr
Bank
4.40
shares
Group
Group
Co
Investment
Trust
6%
7%
2%
2y8
Keystone
America
20.53
22.03
B-l
(Investment
24.46
B-2
(Medium
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
82c
91c
1%. May 15. 1951—
99.30
100
99.30
100
Boston
16.32
17.89
1.80s June
15,
1951
11.41
12.41
1.70s
15,
1951
1
America
22.63
"III
100.1
9.95
10.87
;l
Investors Management Fund
1
Inc
99.31
1
Investment
19.54
of
l%s April 2, 1951
lc
12.27
10.94
17.98
17.67
1%S NOV. 15. 1951
•
90.29
...
1
27.18
25.85
19.18
20.93
B-3
(Low Priced
Bonds)
9.25
9.25
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)—__l
5
20.33
21.98
K-l
(Income pfd Stocks!
1
17.83
1
19.45
23.32
25.55
K-2
41.67
8-1
Chemical
32.71
1
35.65
20.07
21.70
S-2
(Income
1
17.74
19.36
S-3
(Appreciation
Stks) 1
17.13
18.69
Stks)_i
7.03
7.68
Christiana
Securities
com.
Preferred
-100 5,940
-100
140
1
Commonwealth Investment
6,090
145
6.64
'
S-4
7.22
(Low
Bond
Pfd
&
Stk
Loomis
Fund Inc.
1
Consolidated
r»«>laware
Funds
16.67
18.33
13.29
9.45
11.51
12.46
13.65
stock..
1
10.54
1
16.57
18.16
Corporate bond series
1
10.74
supply
Diversified
1
5.18
Investment
Diversified
Asset
13.38
10
shares
Non-Ferrous
lc
shares
CO f
Bond
Investors
of
Fund Inc
lOo
8.11
35.01
Nation-Wide
Fund—1
13.98
15.32
1
8.43
9.24
National
8.88
National
Tobacco
1
10.72
11.75*
Preferred
Bond
Howard—
1.99
5.18
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
32.92
35.59
Inc_l
2.44
Stock
22.44
16.60
15.54
17.17
1
15.13
16.24
March
1
11.53
12.46
March
United States
Bid
Corp
1.95%
1951
29,
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
1.00%
May 10, 1951
bl.36
1.25%
bl.30
1.05%
bl.36
1.25%
bl.36
1.25%
bl.36
1.25%
bl.36
1.26%
bl.36
1.26%
5,
bl.32
1.10%
bl.32
1.15%
May 31, 1951
19,
1951
bl.33
1.20%
June
8.46
April 26,
1951
bl.34
1.20%
June
Series
Series
5.12
5.60
May
bl.36
1.22%
4.04
4.42
Series
8.17
7.74
1
Series
Ask
bl.30
April
April
7.93
7.48
1
Series
7.26
1
1
Stock
1951
May 17, 1951
May 24, 1951
l
Bond
22,
April
series
Priced
Income
31.94
17.57
15.27
Securities—
Speculative
5.00
16.25
1
1
Inc
Security Series—
Low
20.98
Inc_l
Fund
Boston
Investors
9.43
1
2nd
of
Balanced Fund
12.92
1.90%
b2.05
37.88
27.09
Investors
8.65
10
1
Trust—
beneficial
11.79
1.85%
b2.05
'
8.89
interest—1
b2.00
1-51
12-
2-
1.875%
1.80%
1-51
11-
iH
1.85%
1.75%
Ask
b2.00
3-51
10-
1-51
1.60%
1.70%
Bid
4-51
9-
2-51
bl.90
24.72
20c
1-50
1-
bl.85
1.40%
Due
12-
bl.95
Fund
Inc
Dated
1.75%
1.80%
1-51
Invest Fund Inc
Stock Fund
1.60%
1-51
Mutual
29.87
bl.85
2-51
Mutual
1
1-51
7-
Mass
Fund
5-
6-
1
Balanced
1-50
8-
13.46
1.82
8-
,
Rate
1-50
12.98
25c
1.50%
2-50
1
&
bl.80
1-50
Railroad Equipment
Eaton
2-51
9-
14.89
Shares
Ask
4-
10-
Steel
Dividend
1.40%
Bid
3-50
11-
12.28
8.10
Due
7-
1.40%
1.65%
11.84
'
4.52
4.72
1.70%
13.59
1
4.10
4.28
5.81
1
—
Dated
lc
5.82
'
are
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
5.70
—1
Railroad
4.47
5.28
—1
i
4.05
5.27
14.85
Utility
99.10
below
52.43
5.17
13.55
Public
98.20
99.6
.9093
shown
lc
—1
Invest
98.22
98.16
.9199
99.8749
1951
in 32nds
lc
Mass
Coast
98.18
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
99.8880
Values
1,
lc
shares
shares
Manhattan
Pacific
15, 1954
.9617
99.9445
l%s Nov.
Petroleum
15.05
.
Ask
.9025
l%s March
lc
Metals
1
Oils
52.43
Bid
.9617
Paper shares
12.92
^
97.12
99.8653
.9592
Rate
13.73
Machinery
36.36
Maturity—
.9439
3.98
Ct's
96.28
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
99.9216
3.61
11.79
Metals
1957-1955
100.8
Price
Ask
99.9420
4.59
—1
Merchandising
1,
l%s Aug. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 1, 1951
1%S Oct. 15, 1951
4.89
stock—1
stock
Oct.
99.4
99.28
99.9445
4.16
Steel
99.8
98.28
1%S July 1, 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
1%S July 1, 1951 "D"
,4.44
preferred
Insurance
36.36
Fund—
Bid
Treasury Notes—
Equipment shares_lc
equipment
Electrical
6.96
10.98
Value)
Home Furnishings
14.66
119%
99
jffif flg"
Dollar
Maturity—
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares
lc
-
118%
May !, 1952-1950
Funds—
Business
5.68
Fund.l
Industry
Dlversfiied
6.35
10.05
»
Second
Automobile
11.40
Building
1
—25c
Fund
Value)
Sayles
Ask
99.4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
12.71
'
11.55
Chemical
Fund
Trust
Asset
'Net
14.56
8.62
10.50
1
—
com
11.65
Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net
Loomis
Managed
—1
-—-——1
-—1
Agriculture
Bank
27 ¥2
Inc—
Automobile
Aviation
17.10
25%
1
Fund
Diversified
15.73
Investment Trust-l
com
Priced
Knickerbocker
Lexington
Composite
-1
Stocks)
com
Bid
98.24
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100
30.33
38.54
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
(Quality common Stks)_l
27.80
1
Fund
point
28.20
—10c
value
asset
a
for Cooperatives—
28.43
Bonds) 1
Bonds)
Grade
of
Issues
Panama^—iTs—"IZImi
99.30
99.28
1%S
Century Shares Trust
1
6.02
1
8.77
4.69
5.88
—
4.81
17.92
1951
3,
6.43
4.39
—
5.13
Priced Com Stock Series_l
1951
19.27
7,
—
1951
——
14, 1951
9.58
1
1951
12,
6.58
Series
Series
—
2.68
Equity
Fund
Financial
Industrial
First
Boston
First
Mutual Trust
32%
31
Low
Natural Resources Fund Inc
5.68
6.28
New England Fund
7.23
7.86
Pacific Amer Investors com
Preferred
Fund
funds
lc
7.01
Petroleum
6.80
Pine
18.52
20.30
Putnam
X18.16
19.63
Republic
1
66.10
71.08
5.71
6.17
Corp
8.32
7.70
lc
8.67
shares
.
Building shares
—lc8.99
shares
Fund,
Inc
State
Street
Stein
Roe
9.85
Fund
8.65
9.48
13.62
-
administered shares__lc
7.97
8.74
Inc
Fund
Texas
25
62.54
13.00
14.17
_1
13.08
14.14
85c
95c
Fund
Inc„
9.48
Trusteed
9.53
Union
Bond
Union
Preferred Stock
lc
10.46
11.45
United
Income
Fund
lc
7.59
8.32
United
Science
Fund
lc
9.35
10.35
shares
Industry
12.71
19.47
21.24
1
19.00
20.43
1
4.13
4.47
3.04
Whitehall
5.59
Wisconsin
lc
5.09
8.29
4.27
■.
4.69
!
lc
6.03
Fund
Inc
Investment Co
;—1
4.89
5.23
Type
Trusts—
Foundation Fund
Incorporated
10c
1.97
Series
E
5
30.46
Manhattan
Bank of New
Co—10
9.20
10.50
1
2.31
2.62
32.93
Series
1955
1
4.79
1
2.58
337
352
46%
48%
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
94%
38%
40%
15
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
43%
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance
Aetna
_10
67%
70
10
5%
5%
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
64%
66%
39%
Corn
Plains, N Y)
16
Trust
10
10
Fiduciary Trust
Life
10
97
54 %
56%
70%
American
Automobile
71%
10.,,
Alliance
.10
27
'» 21
33
100
41
24%
10
Fidelity
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
American
Surety
&
Casualty_5
Newark
2%
20
31
National Casualty
55
57%
National
64%
67%
National
Union
Automobile
10
Boston
25
10
—
Camden
Fire
—
5
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental
10
Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc—:
62%
34%
34%
26%
28
Northern
-12.50
46%
48%
Northeastern
3.33%
7%
8%
10
New
23%
North
66%
xll2
X70
"
•
34%
37%
34
36%
10
49%
52%
■»
Fire„
River
-
Fire
25
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
Federal
10
79
84
10
69
72
Preferred
Assn
of
Phila——.—10
Fund
of
Frisco——10
of Newark
„
__
60%
63%
Providence-Washington
51%
Reinsurance
5
21
22%
26
5
52 %
54%
Republic
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
2nd
preferred
15
12 Va
150
Republic
St
Glens Falls
Globe
Great
-
&
American
5
Corp
(N
157
&
Marine
100
252
Exchange
Nat'l
Bank—20
35
36
National
Bank—.—20
40%
43%
_17
51%
53%
Trust_20
24
26
Mercantile-Commerce B & T_100
171
Boatmen's
Manufacturers Bank
&
Mercantile-Commerce
Mississippi
Louis
Nat'l__100
Valley Trust.,
Union
Trust—
58
—20
Trust
&
57%
54%
25
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—20
Bank
14
25
& Trust
57%
59%
58
60
100
160
X258
290
305
100
640
660
&
Savings
Recent
San
Bank
Francisco
of Amer
N
T & S
Atlantic
78%
2%
2
29%
7%
82%
3
31%
8%
10
36
38
-12%
122
126
_
+
Ask
1980
9914
Carolina
Pow
&
Lgt
A—6.25
28
26%
97%
98%
96
96%
& Power—
r
1986
2%s
Bank
International
Reconstruction
Stocks—
.
96%
97%
Alabama
'
3s
99%
1975
100
98'/.
97%.
99
2%s„1985
97%
93%
Cons
Pow
Ask
4.60%
Co
pfd-100
preferred
13%
Security
10
34
36
18 %
20%
Springfield Fire & Marine—.-10
95
1-
Standard
(New
Haven)
Travelers
32%
34%
U
S
Fidelity
10
125 %
129%
U
S
Fire
Hartford Steamboiler
10
34 %
36%
tT
S
Guarantee
35
37
Westchester Fire
44%
34
36
585
600
Elec
Power
Tlcic
Water
$1.35
—
^8
-
Joo
106
'
-
100
107
Power Co—
—35
preferred
27%
28
46%
10
100
Accident
Potomac
106%
105%
102%
100
—
N J Bell Tel
98%
98
—
^
99'/,
Co 2%S———1990
4.64%
Ask
97%
97%
-
Florida Pow Corp 4.60% pfd-100
Tenn Gas Transmission—
1970
Gas
Bid
Tenn Gas Transmission—
°
and
3s
Development
Michigan
for
tP
■
v
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s~1980
Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s__1980
10014
2%s_1981
6
Bonds—(Cont.)
City Electric—
2%s
Cons Gas Elec Lgt
.5
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
68
10
58'%
96%
100
Trust
16%
64%
Hanover Fire
5
93
Harris
Northern Trust Co
14%
10
Y)_.
(Texas)
Paul Fire
Hartford Fire
Home
215
200
Commonwealth Edison 2%s_2001
10
x34%
Amer
8%
256
246
National Bank & Trust—33%
56
Seaboard Surety
33
54%
56%
Louis
United
53%
28
Corp
52%
20
Bank.
First National Bank
Illinois
5
10
Accident
48%
10
Firemen's
General Reinsurance
St.
St
10
....
Phoenix
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fireman's
95
Chicago
20
—2.50
12%
Nat'l
States
Mutual Bank
43
18%
York
56
Casualty.
111
54
108
100
36%
40
41%
36%
2
Fire
Amsterdam
Pacific
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Employees
Fire
Continental
; 34%
39%
Portland
x48 %
92
7%
City Nat'l Bank & Trust—.100
33%
United States Trust
50%
102%
46%
12
28%
32
335
315
20
United
99 %
25
Trust
31%
60%
105
21%
National
Title Guarantee &
26%
10
New
Bankers & Shippers—
Sterling
Bank & Trust—100
Nat'l
& Trust
55 %
48%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust„17%
24%
(Detroit)—10
Fire
73%
Pittsburgh
First National Bank
262
255
25
52%
8%
71%
Angeles
21%
53%
100
20
Trust
20
21%
29
,
& Co Inc
City Bank—.
York
81
8
25
Detroit
1,650
First National Bank
20%
10
,—25
—
(J P)
20
18%
.—4
21%
41
of
30
100 xl,600
77
26%
39%
Bank
300%
—5
26%.,
10
390
Peoples First National Bank
291%
10
49%
.
34
Mellon
100
—5
$2.10
32
Security-First National
1,300
1,240
20%
New
Los
60%
l„5
75V2
Merchant Fire Assurance
American
55
38%
Commerce—.10
of
23
58 %
-10
44
Equitable Assur—„5
133
51
37
35%
10
Square, N Y
.—1
x29
4
129
—20
72%
25
American
Ask
370
16
,
110
28
Morgan
Bid
30
28%
100
Bank—
National
Franklin
105
10
Federation Bank & Trust
National
Par
20
Co
41%
Continental Bank & Trust
Franklin
Companies
Bank
Trust
City Bank
Bank
National
Trust Co
Manufacturers Trust Co
Ask
93
10
•
Agricultural
American
Bid
Ask
Detroit
45%
20
Union
Commercial National Bank &
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Par
Bid
97%
Chase National Bank
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Insurance
National
National
10
Guaranty Trust
,
Central
Cleveland
100
Trust
First National Bank
1
Series 1956
Par
York &
Avenue
Empire
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
2.14
Investors
33%
Cleveland
the
of
(White
Diversified Trustee Shares—
North Amer Trust Shares—
Income
31%
Companies
Ask
County Trust Co.
Unit
6.62
Inc
shares
Fund
7.44
7.56
lc
shares
6.78
lc
6.16
12.46
2.76
—lc
12.65
1
lc
shares
11.64
Bank
Bid
York
Fifth
1
7.22
12.03
stock
1
New
Bankers
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
6.58
shares
19.38
22.75
5.64
Shares.
1
1
6.55
10.98
Equipment shares
25c
B
Fund
5.99
lc
shares
Shares
series
1
lc
Bond
Fund
Value Line Fund Inc
Petroleum
shares
10%
Par
10.01
shares
Banks & Trust
63.17
1
Inc
Mining shares
Plan
9.71
—1
Inc
9.61
Merchandising
Utility
65.50
:
Fund
8.65
Priced
Y.
Teletype: N. T. 1-1822
8.40
63.00
Television-Electronics
8.70
Investing Company shares
Howe
X7.68
Corp.*
New York 5, N.
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
Faniham
—lc
shares—lc
bond
20 Broad Street
56.10
1
Investment
&
Incorporated
'
.
Shares
Machinery shares lc
bond
Institutional
Tobacco
56.10
Investors
Technical
12.44
Fully
Railroad
value)_*
Kugel, Stone Ci Co.
14.47
5.83
Steel
3.42 ,v
26.13
Sovereign
5.31
RR
3.13
13.38
9.12
lc
Railroad
19.41 ,4
.,1
X24.62
9.50
shares
Industrial
13.87
18.05
Fund
asset
City Bank Stocks
25
13.47
1
2%
—lc
shares
(net
Amer
20
—_i
Inc
Fund
Investors
8.44
„
Food
General
Trading
Fund
(Geo)
shares_lc
-
Electrical Equipment
New York
4%
26%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
lc
Automobile shares
&
Street
Selected
Securities—
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Group
Chemical
24%
Primary Markets in
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
1
4%
5
7.68
6.20
2
Inc
General Investors Trust
Aviation
1
10c
5
preferred
Inc___—1
Fund
Capital
SI.50
■
—lc
series
Investors
Industries
luo—
series,.
stock
stock
Common
Low
Stock
Group
1
Fundamental
General
10
Corp
Custucuan
Franklin
Gas
Fund
Industrial
Selected
Mutual Fund—.—__•
Founders
.
Aug
Funds—
Broad Street Invest Corp_.
Bullock
Fund Ltd
Net
Central Bank
18.02
1.23
32nds
more
or
Other
14.26
1.12
one
Ask
13.01
lc
11.29
Custodian
Bid
lc
shares
Insurance Group shares
Stock and Bond Group
of
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
lc
10.12
«
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
i
Corp
of
Fund
Aviation
5
B
Corp
Inv
Boston
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1
Fund
Holdings
,
Inc— „_i
American Mutual Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund
Beneficial
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
8.61
__io
Corp
7.85
4.83
American Business Shares-
Axe-Houghton
Ask
_i%
Inc
Holding
Bid
Odd
lot
sale
(not
Included In
4
67
70
Ex-dividend $2 and 1/20
share of stock,
d Deferred delivery sales
(not included in
year's range),
e Ex-interest.
f Fla'
price, k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange,
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb.
r Cash
sales (not included in year's range),
tEx-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
10
91
95
privileges,
& Guaranty Co„2
2
49%
21%
51%
23
a
•No
wd When
delivery,
value,
tin default.
par
year's
wi When
range),
Issued,
IThese bonds
x
are
b Bid
yield
price,
Ex-dividend,
subject
to
all
y
c
Ex-rights,
Federal
z
taxes.
Ex-stocl^^ividend.
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1210)
clearings
this
week
will
show
increase
an
with
compared
year
a
1951
Federal
Third
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us
23.6% above those of the corresponding week
this center there is
week in 1950.
Our comparative
935,348
+ 26.6
1,312,936
+ 11.3
846,350
1,188,735
963,121
+ 41.5
991,454
4,171,451
1,107,000,000
3,124,547
+ 33.5
2,684,751
1,114,800
3,121,170
841,000,000
+ 31.6
827,000,000
839,000,000
3,138,460
2,846.738
+ 12.0
2,614,605
2,498.916
5,681,449
4,426.478
+ 28.4
4,245,798
Wilkes-Barre
3,766,936
2,526,713
+ 49.1
2,439,082
5,015,779
3,931,237
+ 27.6
3,669,962
11,257,860
9,874,007
+ 14.0
8,128,096
4,656,132
2,893,709
3,096,750
7,877,605
8,859,041
6,055,384
+ 46.3
6,092,253
6,167,138
859,305,478
872,623,351
7,380,983
Philadelphia—
Scranton
BY
Delaware—Wilmington
Fourth
$7,795,018,004
+33.5
928,326,045
780,756,751
+18.9
1,164,000,000
964,000,000
+20.7
—
Philadelphia
618,412,650
484,413,126
San Francisco
+31.5
321,657,000
462,690,000
.
■
367,748,147
324,280,268
353,056,542
270,558,009
219,825,314
Total
+29.5
2,887,982,245
155,337,647
+ 44.2
236,697.475
6,634,293
158.111,593
256,065,150
30,596,800
+ 28.9
30,863,000
29,556,100
6,378,381
4.560.778
+ 39.9
4,735,333
6,446,324
+ 52.7
6,379,817
5,712,995
345,988,648
-
254,943,737
+ 35.7
271.579.637
306,113,674
.
,
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+23.1
$15,287,008,904 $11,804,304,434
+ 27.7
260.374,374
9,8^5,625
„
+ 6.0
+
7.5
4.583,451
+22.9
Baltimore
Mansfield
+ 13.4
433,979,903
6.980,243
158,363,990
375,439,338
39,446,300
;
Youngstown
+43.8
Pittsburgh
7,503,768
202,151,039
——
:
Columbus
.
+14.2
295,800,000
Cleveland
Ten Cities five days
other cities, five days
3,061,048,555
—
Fifth
West
r
;
Total all cities, five days—
All
Cities,
one
725,625,822
704.747,711
Total all cities for week
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all
elaborate
detailed statement,
able to give final and
ending March 10.
however, which
has to be estimated.
cases
we
present further below
complete results of the previous week
For that week there
was
an
the week
—
increase of 34.3%, the aggregate of
•clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,564,719,317 against $13,076,-
763,419 in the
week in 1950.
same
Outside of this city there
clearings at this center having recorded
a
was a
gain of 41.4%.
3,156,969
Sixth Federal
(including this city) the totals record
and the
an
are
larger
gain of 18.2%, the
St.
Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.7%.
In
the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
a
Nashville—
185,399,621
+ 18.1
70,439,572
3,660,768
201,989.554
65,93+392
414,923,420
+24.6
385,929,919
388,302,670
19,371.985
Augusta
__
_
+ 19.9
66,018,759
16,086,826
61,090,513
+ 32.9
215,800,000
200,900,000
3,694,964
3,420.192
84,768.343
88,681,538
*
+ 66.3
3,295,048
+ 26.3
4,340,716
3,478,265
99,174,585
+ 17.8
87,220,744
130,307,885
96,347,297
+ 35.3
87,381,173
8,555.149
6,247,052
486,537
490,360
145,290,541
704,646,951
—
-
—
Mississipoi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
(10
3,696,295
4,162,629
6,147,368
_
Alabama—Birmingham-.
Total
cities)
Federal
Reserve
improvement of 32.1%, in the
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
a
Week Ended March 10—
OF
BANK
1951
Federal Reserve Districts—
1950
Inc.
6,403,093
434,783
886,971
119,793,693
+ 21.3
132,830,850
104,806,546
624,935,288
+ 27.2
619,712,401
570,733,986
1,272,265
1,555,724
10,118,010
+ 26.2
1,229,717
9,512,794
+ 25.9
9,227,167
6,052,015
5,557,176
+
8.9
4,414,903
5,157,239
+ 22.7
5,166,371
49,286,000
+ 22.9
49,330,000
1,605,710
Indiana—Fort Wayne--—
6,329,789
—
Indianapolis
60,579,000
Bend
8,731,528
7,349,348
+18.8
—
3,079,516
2,556,113
+ 20.5
———
84,865,431
63,045,915
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
Des Moines
1949
or
$
6,667,763
2,819,641
+ 34.6-
57,385,434
64,131,406
4,820,276
3,658.941
+ 31.7
3,523,034
3,839,436
29,141,890
+ 22.7
26,925,002
17,589,550
*12,628,814
+ 39.3
14,378,808
29,115,533
14,160,402
1,420,779
„
1,053,644
831,935,772
1,359,390
721,962,541
4.5
Chicago
+15.2
677,837,504
Decatur
4,544,193
3,342,387
+ 36.0
2,779,963
13,286,180
9,180,799
+ 44.7
6,263,120
4,978,301
+ 25.8
11,241,152
4,953,273
4,050,416
3,187,273
+ 27.1
3,395,924
3,304,766
1,102,899,779
933,177,186
+ 18.2
382,334,305
944,768,181
—
Rockford
Total (17 cities)
Dec. %
6,527,490
5,817,027
48,728,000
5,980,197
i' :
35,768,111
,
—
City.
—!*£.
Illinois—Bloomington
CLEARINGS
$
12 cities
7,000,572
0.8
11,978,393
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Springfield
SUMMARY
+ 36.9
—
District—Chicago—
Peoria
furnish
15,206,539
66,133,409
213,800,000
116.838,831
_
—
Florida—JacksonvilleMobile
+ 21.4
15,952,547
79,286,026
284,200,000
—
Sioux
an
Dallas Reserve District of 30.8%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 27.1%.
+
-
1,088,565
731,295,236
2,814,972
11,292,643
4,998,724
1948
5
652,512,422
503,260,082
+ 29.7
480,220,032
485,557,873
"
9,530,000,606
6,746,809,942
+ 41.3
6,495,682,667
7,230,490,624
—11
"
1,152,948,621
876,990,509
+ 31.5
859,805,478
872,623,351
7
"
986,753,099
722,266,300
+ 36.6
742,973,892
"
516,924,778
414,923,420
+ 24.6
385,929,919
794,646,951
624,935,286
+ 27.2
619,712,401
570,738,986
■
388,302,670
"
'vv' f
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
766,777,256
6
York—.
New
3,662,322
+ 26.3
'
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys
1st Boston
+ 28.8
82,489,367
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Bouis Reserve District of 25.2%
we
3,513,035
204,180,131
516,924,778
Georgia—Atlanta—
South
following
2,755,088
11,445,000
102,520,863
4,524,718
Tennessee—Knoxville
gain of 27.3%, the
by 36.6%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 24.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve
In the
11,075,000
112,474,306
We group the cities
expansion of 41.3%, in the Boston Reserve District of 29.7% and in the Philadelphia
District by 27.2%.
2,379,098
+ 19.9
+ 26.4
97,452,484
(6 cities).
Seventh
Beserve District of 31.5%.
+ 32.0
2,391,831
12,163,000
110.186,056
257,928,129
—,
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District
766,777,256
14",589,COO
Columbia—Washington—,
Macon—
In the
742,973,892
+23.6
$19,052,305,170 $15,417,912,501
We
+36.6
139,273,478
—
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
Total
issue of next week.
722.266,306
Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Virginia—Huntington
South Carolina—Charleston:
2.9
—
986,753,099
Richmond—
+ 24.9
$18,348,057,459 $14,692,286,679
day—
(7 cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
i—
2nd
376,996,509
Reserve District—Cleveland—
Cincinnati
+ 13.0
337,800,000
Federal
Cleveland
+27.7
265,496,629
Bt. Louis
bank
1,152,948,621
Ohio—Canton
\
<"300,000,000
Kansas City
(11 cities)—
1,008,398
%
1950
1951
$10,403,494,150
Boston
are
t——.
1,093,127
TELEGRAPH
.
Chicago
L.,
New Jersey—Trenton—
New York—
we
$
1,184.442
——
Reading
At
for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—-RETURNS
ends
1948
$
1,362,405
—
;
Lancaster
Our preliminary
last year.
gain for the week ended Friday of 33.5%.
a
Week Ended March 17—
our
1949
or
Dec. Vo
1,460,798
Bethlehem
Chester
Total
in
Inc.
$
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona—
March 17, clearings
total stands at $19,052,805,170 against $15,417,912,501 for the same
summary
1950
$
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
be
Monday, March 19, 1951
York
Preliminary figures compiled by
•cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
will
.
.
Week Ended March 10
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
.
12
3rd
Philadelphia
-4th
Cleveland
f.th
Richmond
Cth
Atlanta
10
—17
"
1,102,899,779
933,177,186
+ 18.2
882,334,305
"
564,950,850
451,163,970
+ 25.2
445,057,695
452,472,047
302,200,000
248,000,000
+ 21.9
244,200,000
Kentucky—Louisville—
142,715,200
115,945,233
+ 23.1
111,912,363
249,100.000
115,465,508
117,896,244
85,341,017
+ 38.1
87,199,872
85,794,284
2,139,406
1,877,720
+ 13.9
1,745,460
2,112,255
564,950,850
451,163,970
+25.2
445,057,695
452,472,047
+ 13.3
4,817,417
5,032,833
224,306,110
78,543.067
944,768,181
4
1
Missouri—St. Louis
;
—
7th
Chicago
Cth
St.
0th
Minneapolis
Louis—
10th
Kansas
11th
San
Total
Outside
"
390,200,507
255,548,841
+
9.7
341,266,669
326,318,096
"
587,879,808
445,119,206
+ 32.1
462,307,008
436,806,953
Minneapolis———_—.
6
"
389,031,703
297,537,597
+ 30.8
273,125,520
261,178,487
St.
10
"
895,970,193
705,025,074
+ 27.1
687,706,232
704,997,965
City—
„
Francisco
—;
——112 cities
-
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
7
10
.
Dallas
J 2th
Total'(4 cities).
New York
17,564,719,317
City
8,325,872,682
13,076,763,419
6,541,114,008
+ 34.3
+ 27.3
12,676,121,818
13,441,032,529
6,434,338,130
Minnesota—Duluth
6,644,735
5,688,666
269,073,914
250,579,749
7.4
232,667,678
92,566,769
78,439,151
+ 18.0
78,595,792
6,072,707
2,789,063
6,758,332
1.S74.0G8
—10.1
South Dakota—Aberdeen-
+ 41.3
7,663,931
3,323,924
Montana—Billings
3,889,526
3,350,599
+ 16.1
3,714,032
3,306,980
9,364,783
8,758,336
+
6.9
10,483,895
7,037,489
390,200,507
355,548,841
+-9.7
341,266,669
326,318,096
Paul
North Dakota—Fargo—..
now
add
our
detailed
statement
Tenth Federal
Week Ended March 10
?-vO
1950
$
First Federal Reserve
Maine—Bangor
—!
or
Dec. %
Portland
$
1948
1,590,198
+ 15.6
1,583,786
$
1,748,207
4,573,460
3,790,213
+ 20.7
4,608,853
4,893,350
420,169,811
+ 31.5
393,802,699
401,517,543
2,196,225
Lowell-
1,936,553
+ 13.4
1,529,284
1,805,243
1,111,525
8,051,526
+ 23.2
7,354,869
7,001,944
5,408,631
+ 33.9
4,910,114
5.4
25,515,841
23,303,264
40,291,839
+ 24.5
9,459,941
9,775,728
23,679,500
+ 30.0
22,760,200
25,800,400
1,466^40
1,242,994
+ 18.0
1,273,575
1,284,606
M.'snise?..
»!hode Island—Providence—
New Hampshire—Manchester
Total (12 Cities)
652,512,422
Second Federal Reserve
413.150
626.151
6,672,047
119,843,179
116,262,146
5,206.226
11.035,595
282,350,310
10,579,141
——:
6,766,919
+ 38.0
12,362,362
281,537,293
+ 32.1
300,272,055
10,245,493
+ 35.5
10,362,279
3,279,704
2,368,415
+ 38.5
2,459,300
1,936,099
3,453,438
—.—
+ 10.2
372,044,736
13,887,183
—
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs—,
+ 31.9
9,272,124
12,234,114
2,072,840
+ 67.1
2,132,340
1,726,128
587,879,808
Missouri—Kansas City
119,829,895
10,216,070
-—.
Pueblo—.
540,798
6,847,122
—
503,260,082
+
+ 29.7
480,220,032
Total
(10 cities).
445,119,206
+32.1
462,307,008
436,806,993
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
9,549,409
GalvestonWichita
Total
(6
7,074,300
7,130,707
223,244,617
213.294,000
+ 30.2
24,789,999
22,301,811
5,300,000
5,818,000
3,349,171
+
cities)
+ 23.0
+ 20.5
4,004,219
3,809,987
+ 19.4
8,712,385
9,284,798
389,031,703
—
4,821,174
10,518,490
—.
—
5,670,200
5,566,594
i
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
485,557,873
3.2
+ 32.4
25,938,503
6,974,000
Worth
Fort
243,669,527
33,750,025
;—s
Dallas
8,328,200
322,663,185
Texas—Austin
297,537,597
+30.8
273,125,520
261,178,487
97,912,086
111,199,213
District—New York
York—Albany—•
22,241,056
■
Binghamton
3
377'
123
Buffalo—
93,590,139
2,030,294
Twelfth
14,266,516
+ 55.9
53,922,342
37,523,497
2,433,171
+38.8
2,695,354
2,556,830
+ 44.5
70,015,600
76,649,332
64,774,215
Elmira
Jamestown
720,654
+ 23.1
+ 30.6
5,729,437
24,329,600
+ 66.4
535,896
16,886,173
Omaha
Wichita
St.
471,061
6,552,075
158,101,892
•
"1,879,180
30 789 900
New Haven
784,008
659,867
8,556,737
Hastings
Lincoln
818.971
1,595,164
7,244,230
—;
825,706
+ 19.G
25,642,265
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford;
+ 20.2
1,844,181
9,918,223
_
925,036
2,205,817
New Bedford
Bpringfield
1,282,309
+ 58.3
1,772 550
—
;
1,541,588
+ 15.0
6,535,649,411
+ 41.4
17,524,433
19,115,581
23,358,037
Syracuse—
,
Connecticut—Stamford
18,514443
17 inn 9ai
New Jersey—Montclair,
a
16,992,897
+ 37.5
1,524,185
1,894,210
2,124,400
California—Long Beach
6,241,783,688
6,981.694,881
+ 23.9
11,214.612
11,943,462
+ 28.8
11,233,462
710,396
—
San
37,406,598
+ 37.7
38,989,758
+ 32.1
44,174.627
49,719,156
3,361,798
136,123,175
135,489,558
50,272,667
+ 15.5
51,110,343
50,485,362
14,529,873
+ 16.8
13,463,386
10,305,541
12,278,239
0.9
10.476,585
9.155.654
370,119,764
+ 37.1
353,932,256
361,491.086
10,518,555
+ 36.1
9,589,824
11,142,698
4,176,711
—
(10
cities)
4,807,940
4.426,589
+
8.6
3,868,286
8,110,602
+ 25.5
7,625,557
8,190,346
895,970,193
——
705,025,074
+27.1
687,706,232
704,997,965
17,564,719,317
13,076,763,419
+ 34.3
12.676,121,818
13,441,032,529
8,325,872,682
6,541,114,008
+ 27.3
6,434,338,130
6,459,337,643
37,843,622
45,140,557
3,604,734
4.8
+
10,176,640
Barbara
Stockton
Total
+ 41.0
16,966,209
12,167,218
Jose
620,521
677,716
+ 28.5
3,071,611
507,370,600
!
Francisco
Santa
105,172,859
125,524,315
135,135,128
14,310,871
San
9,232,207
59,621,886
;
;
Pasadena
51,498,512
Total (12 cities)—
.
—
132,631,493
58,072,162
———
Utah—Salt Lake City
13,332,690
Francisco—
4,331,932
Oregon—Portland-
1,467,135
13,312,274
Newark
Northern New Jersey
Reserve District—San
Federal
Washington—Seattle.—
Yakima
9,233,846,635
1
New York
Rochester
1949
552,707,794
Fall River
District—Kansas City—
Kansas—Topeka
1,838,676
Massachusetts—Boston
New
$
Inc.
Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
District—Boston-
—
3,108,i/57
showing the figures for each city for the
week ended March 10 for four years:
Clearings at—
4.982,960
6,459,337,648
Helena
Total (7 cities).
We
+
9,530,000,606
6,746,809,942
+41.3
6,495,682,667
7,230,490,624'-
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York
a
Now
included
—
—,
>
in
Newaik, N. J.
SNot available.
yolume 173
Number 4995
-
.
.
•,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
f
I
(1211)
Company
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below
record for the week
a
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
just passed:
CERTIFIED
9,
1051
TO
Noon
Country and
RESERVE
MARCH
BANK
15,
Buying Rate for
Monetary Unit
Value
Cable
United
in
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Transfers
in
1930
York
New
Central
1st
Maine
and
Dixie
Cup
peso—
Money
25-ycar
$
$
4
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
$
y
Mar. 15
S
—__________
V2%
T
Products
sinking
sinking
Vulcanized
15-year 4+t %
Fibre
sink.
.0713500*
2.231573
2.231573
2.231573
'
.0198375
.0192750
.0192575
.0198428
.0198375
.0198410
.0191250
.0544060
.955625
.0190687
.0192250
.0544060
.955312
.208500
'
,
.0544060
.955234
.0544060
.955625
.208500
"
.203500
Czechoslovakia, koruna.
.0200600
Denmark, krone
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
A44938*
.144938"
.144938"
.144938*
.144938*
.00285625
.00285625
France
(Metropolitan), franc.
Germany, deutsclie mark
"'
.0200600
.
.00285625
.238379*
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.115606
Netherlands, guilder,
;
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
;
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
~
Straits Settlements, dollar____
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115606
.262600
.262600
.262600
.262600
York
2.772896
2.772896
1st
.262600
New
2.772896
Closed
2.772896
.140154"
.496250
sink. fd.
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
2.800742
Cleveland
1st
Union
.658327"$
.658327*$
.658327*$
Terminals
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $88,000,000 in the
Inc. ( +)
or
sinking fund gold bonds—
A,
5+2%, due 1972
B,
5%, due
1973
C, 4+2%, due 1977
Fuel
&
Iron.
594,666
1950
Industrial
340,363
132,142
loans
w 2,485,027
126
148
+
1,510,172
,
+
Certificates
1,329
Notes
15,056,883
5,359,431
securities.
7,000
267,656
+
22,426,486
+
22,562,456
+
+
13,677,683
+
assets
liabilities
and
Due from foreign banks___i__
R. Notes of other banks—
,
Bank
items—i¬
premises
3.962.C12
40.561
;
Other assets
1
Loans
9
—
+
697,937
+
.168
+
6,180
166,805
+
,
"8>154
+
+
841,202
;• +
3,173,612
Loans
U.
notcs_L______
64,295
—
Deposits:
Other
_____;
acct.
19,497,535
+
acct._
420,405
856.444
493;059
—.
.
+
74,207
1,195
245,863
__________
35,683
411,181
Loans
23,259
Other
455,730
+
+
444,685
+
capital
11,444
of
228,059
certificate
liabilities
F.
U.
62
+
+
13,188
+••
The
+
4,819
+
841,262
+
6,832
3,173,612
0.5%
—
9.4%
—
+
880
+
2,901
+
99
+
balances with
increase
United
of
•—
218
•—
226
+
274
113
+.
267
1,119
—
carrying:
obligations——
163
583
+
155
+
9.04
+
293
8
+
+
1,421
—
30,658
—
133
1,479
—
98
5,805
—
545
4,909
—
68
+
3,617
+
33
—
3.963
6,539
-+
18
+
1,212
102
+
2,013
8.316
-
—_
—
Reserve
—
20.863
.
__________
Banks
14,071
—_
—
828
domestic
—
—
__
indebtedness—,
of
—
deposits
+
+
65
5
2,273
banks—
adjusted
U.
Government
S.
Interbank
70
except
+
■
100
.
50,644
—
5
+
15,531
!
+
4
+147
government
deposits
Debits
2,232
—
480
+
161
9,383
+
349
+
56
—
33
+
deposits:
banks
________
banks
647
demand
to
during
3,933
1,339
demand
Borrowings
and
deposit accounts,
U.
S.
Govt,
—
17
+
58
429
Banks, and $480,-
Government
V
,
.
*
.
,
1113
issue.
this
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name of Company
Bread, 5% preferred B (quar.)
Canada Cement, Ltd., $1.30 pref.
(quar.)
Canada
Canada
Packers,
$1.50
Corp.
r.'
Ltd.—
participating class A
Class
B
4-
1
3-15*
$1.06+4
4-
1
3-15*
$25c
4-
2
3-15
$15c
(quar.)
4-
20c
Ginger Ale, Inc.,, common
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Canada Flooring Co.,'Ltd., class B
1
Power
Holders
Payable of Res.
$62+20
$32+20
Dry
Northern
W/ien
Share
Canada
4-25
3-20
4-2
3-1
2
3-lb
3-20
2-19
•'V''
(s-a)
$75c
(s-a)
$75o
4-2
3-1
$50c
4-
2
3-15
3-31
3-24
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.—
quarterly
Canada Starch, Ltd., 7% non-cum. preferred
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
(interim)
Canadian
Bronze
$$1.75
Ltd.,
$25c
preferred (quai*.)
Canadian
Canners,
Ltd.
(quar.)__—
Celanese, Ltd., common—
$1 preferred (quar.)_____
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)__-__
Canadian
Cottons, Ltd.,
y4-l€>
4-
2
3-10
$25c
3-31
!
2-28
;
/3-13
3-31
3-13
$70c
(quar.)—
common
3-31
4- 2
3-
B
3-
2
-
3-13
4-
$30c
4-2
3-2
$$1.12+2
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4- 2
2-2B
2
Products,
convertible
Canadian
Electric
General
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
$$2
Ice
Machine
Industries,
preferred
Canadian
Oil
4-16
3-31
4-
1
3-14
$20c
class A
common__
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd., 4%
8%
preferred
preferred
Ltd
4-30
3-30
4-14
—
$$1
3-28
(quar.)___
pfd.
$$1
4-
(quar.)
5%
quar.)
preferred
2
3-15
"
3-14
3-
9
$$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
2
3-9
$$1.25
——
Refractories, 4+2+0 1st pfd.
1st
3-31
$$1.75
Ltd.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ingtrsoll-Rancl Co.,
Canadian
4-16
$20c
—
Extra
Canadian
3-15
$25c
4-
Investments, Ltd.—
Increased
Canadian
2
+22c
Canadian General
Canadian
1
$433%c
(quar.)_
Canadian Food
7%
4-10
5-
$50c
preferred
4+2%
1
$60c
_______
Extra
6%
5-
$3l+4c
common——
4- 2
$31c
$$1.25
Co.,
Canadian
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Notices
deposits, and
an
preferred
including
a
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which the
details were given in the "Chronicle."
,
and
stocks
common
called
those
under
to
TENDER
OF
Commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
$64,000,000 in New York City, $13,000,000 in the
District, and $11,000,000 in the Atlanta District,
and increased $15,000,000 in the Boston
District and $11,000,000 in the Philadelphia District; the net increase at
all reporting member banks was
$53,000,000. Loans to
St. Louis
Aroostook
purchasing
carrying United
States Government securities decreased
$218,000,000, and
loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying
other securities increased
$113,000,000.
or
&
Monon
1st
Valley
gold
year
Leeds
RR.
bonds
Lippincott
Coal
Date
1st
&
refunding mtge.
due
outstanding
mortgage
sink,
fd
5%
income bonds,
TARTIAL
4-
2
3-9
4-14
3-30
$$1.12+2
+$1.12V2
f
20-year
1072
50-
Canadian
7-14
6-29
due
Tobacco
3 %
3%
1955_Mar 26
1072
Date
A
1969
due
1962
Apr 15
sinking
fund
debentures,
due
i
1958
Apr
15
.Apr
1
preferred
2nd
7
3-30
3-
5
93%c
4- 2
3-15
$2
4- 2
3-23
$1
$1
ccmmon
7-20
10-19
4-20
4-14
4- 2
3-16
10c
3-30
3-20
50c
$1.50
3-31
3-15
3-31
60c
3-31
3-15
3-15
585/sC
75c
4- 1
3-20
4-
1
4-
1
3-12
3-12
______
—
(quar.)
$1.75
3-30
17+2C
*'
(quar.)
:—^
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-30
3-15
$20c
4-2
3-5
$$1.75
4- 2
3- 5
75c
3-23
3- 9
$1.18+4
$1.75
2+2C
4-2
3-9
4- 2
3-28
3- 9
y3-16
3-28
y3-lo
4- 1
3-22
1 Vo
&
1
1
50c
10c
(quar.)
Loan
58-
11-1
—
Co.
preferred
Canada
3-
;______—_
Stock dividend
(Toronto)
3-15
3-23
$1.25
(quar.)________
(quar.)
Corporation
Central
1057
4-1
SI
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
2
25c
—
Corp. of America, common
1st
3-13
4-
65c
—
-———
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Cassidy's, Ltd.,
3-12
3-19
,
Company
Plate
3-12
3-31
.
(J. I.)
Cenco
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.-—
10-year
(quar.)
Carthage Mills, Inc., ccmmon (quar.)
6+f preferred A (quar.)—_j
6+0 preferred B (quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp.
7%
due
.
preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corp., 4% preferred
Carriers & General Corp
Tin
3-19
3-31
$1
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4- 2
12V2C
(quar.)_____
4+o
W.)
6-18
9-17
75c
Inc.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.75
3-19
7-16
75c
Carpenter Paper Co.
7%
4-16
10-15
$37+2c
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carey (Phl)ip) Mfg. Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Carnation Company, 3%% 1st pfd. (quar.)—
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Case
3-31
$10c
common
conve!tible
(J.
4-15
Boxes, Ltd.—
City Products Co.
Transit Co.—
Carter
3-15
$10c
Capitol Records,
4%
2
$10c
(quar.)
4%
3-29
4-
Co.
:
Wirebound
$2.60
2
$25c
Common
Celanese
Page
Co.„-
debentures,
debentures,
Lumber
Western
4-
$50c
(quar.)
Common
7%
REDEMPTION
IS2
Common
3+2%
562
Gas
Westinghouse Co., Ltd.
Canadian Vickers, Led—
Caspers
Company and Issue—
25-year
Apr 13
bonds__Apr
5
Co.—
mortgage
American
Page
4Vi%
1961
Co.,
Natural
Canadian
Cannon Mills Co.,
Class B
28,516
Below will be found
Western
Class
accounts,
week
NOTICE
Co.—
—
(Continued frbm page 10)
Canadian
except
,
for
RR,
"Announcement in
Capital
of
Federal Reserve
States
dealers
Pacific
1951—
,
4+2+0
deposits,
creased
and
6
5
<—
542
26
+ •1.
130
+
5,326
—
8
—
Company and Issue—
brokers
*
due
notes,
mtge. 4+3%
Capital
$349,000,000 in demand deposits credited
domestic banks.
4,881
+
1,812
$133,000,000 in holdings of
securities, $102,000,000 in re¬
in
53
—
5,902
Time
24,065
ended March 7: Decreases of
United States Government
000,000
7C3»
stock_
209
Gen.
Canadian
vault
Interbank
31,464
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
serve
+
pur-
loans_
Federal
with
43
indus¬
statement
Mar 30
1955—
2
income bonds, series A, due 2014—May 1
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
" V"
2.65% 25-year debentures, due 1973—
.—Apr
2
Western
purchasing or
securities
Demand
—
foreign
condition
18,680
obligations
banks
with
—
Liabilities—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
■
for
bonds
Foreign
loans
10r,i>
•
accept¬
purchased for
17
11
interim
5%
loans
in
+
32,589
Government securities—Total
S.
3,059
7,652
7,721
+
44
securities
Domestic
46.9%
foi*
___
Government
to
Balances
21,849
dealers
securities
estate
Reserve
R.
on
correspondents 1
Commitments to make
trial
3,145,407
and
159
—
carrying:
Treasury notes
re¬
combined!
Contingent liability
ances
66,662
4; 576
+
27,543
151,068
to deposit and
serves,
note
836,331
510,022
________
accounts
gold
S.
Cash
47,339,421
Ratio
+
2
preferred stock_Apr
conv.
Increased
agricultural
—
Treasury bills
Treasury- certificates
2,924,458
261
+
U.
Other
46,972,729
—
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other
189,832
—
Real
and
—
32,145
—
—
or
loans
S.
2,726,368
+
liab., incl. accrued divs.
liabilities
U.
.
+
2.872,853
Total
:
+
—
21,020,247
Other
154,857
Other
bank—reserve
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
+
industrial,
8. .Government
Other
23,068,185
69,342
——
—
brokers
Other
Federal Reserve
'Member
to
chasing
.
Liabilities—
U.
Investments—Total
__
loans—
59,637
47,889,421
:
and
Loans—gross
Commercial,
756,844
+
1950
1951
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
33,1C9
+
reporting
,
1951
4,697,669
•
2,588
—
2
1
1
Apr
6%
Canada
4,635,312
172,568
24
142,131
of
U
Assets—
F.
1
Apr
1
Cleveland
■/.+.Inc. ( + ) or
dec. (—) since
Mar. 7,
Feb. 28,
Mar. 8,
755,869
—
247,656
of
summary
member banks follows:
5,943,050
__
A
-
2,343,452
__
;
cash
the
in
and $66,000,000 in the Boston District.
United
States Government deposits decreased, and demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks increased, in all dis¬
tricts.
61,028
+
13,000
Apr
!
,_Jun
District
.
Bills
Govt
District, and increases of $94,000,000
46.909
+
84
p)
+
securities:
S.
58,240
2,426,787
75,172
—
3,828
_______
+
__
Corp., 5%
Corp., conv.
deposits adjusted decreased in eight districts
and increased in the other four, resulting in a net de¬
crease of $5,000,000 at all reporting member
banks; the
principal changes were decreases of $53,000,000 in the
Mar. 15,
35,125
9G3
Apr
debs., due
class B, 7% preferred
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
New York District and $49,000,000 in the San Francisco
advances__i__
and
a
563
Co.—
Demand
since
R.
_II~I
Discounts
was
decreased $68,000,000. Holdings of United States Govern¬
ment bonds increased $33,000,000.
Assets—
cash
District; there
cago
105B
mortgage
Colorado
dollars)
20,675,069
Pa&»
CALLED
2.783750
Reserve Banks Combined
—
ISSUE
2.783750
net decrease of $98,000,000 at
all reporting member banks. Holdings of Treasury notes
F.
113.5
2.783750
New York District, and increased $46,000,000 in the Chi¬
.
1
2.783750
Closed
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
for
11)5
due I960-Apr
.231400
Helicopter
Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
fund
series,
.231783
Piasecki
•
3'/4 %
.232290
of merchandise.
34,999
bonds,
Avery & Sons Co., 6% cum. preferred stock——Apr
1
Beryllium Corp., cumulative conv. preferred stock
Apr
1
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
Co., 5% cum. pfd. stock—_Mar 30
Series
—
1115
1
(B. F.)
Series
20,030,403
1
Apr
.193269*
Series
_____
570)
;
.193269*
.561797*$
1951
1
1952
.193269*
.425531*$
Mar. 7,
967
__Apr
.—Apr
ENTIRE
.561797*$
14,
10-year
bonds, due
1'
Company and Issue—
.425531*$
1951
864
—Apr
4%
2nd
.0347178
.561797*$
certificates
Corp.
1967
.328500
.425531*$
dec. (—)
due
.496250
.425531*$
Mar.
bonds,
.0347000
.561797*T
of
966
13
.328500
.561797*$
thousands
1
Apr
B
.0347000
.423531*$
(In
763
.328500
-
peso
type
series
series,
due
1967—
series, due 1970
Corp.—
.140154*
.496250
2
1
Apr
1976—
stock,
2+4%
mortgage
•
1
.232250
2.800703
tApplication depends upon
due
2+i%
.658327*$
Uncollected
763
United Gas Corp.—
,658327"t
"Nominal.
pfd.
cum
Date
(now first mtge.)
peso
Total U.
Apr 16
stk Mar 30
1960
$4.50
Ry. Co.—
.193269*
2.783750
peso
mtge.
,238379*
,
.140154*
.490250
r
.0347000
.328500
.232350
Union of South Africa,
pound
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
-■'<
.140154*
'
.496250
.0317000
.328500
;
.238379*
'
2.772896
-.140154*.'
.193269"
Sweden, krona__
Switzerland, franc
I
debentures, due
Gas Corp.,
mortgage, series B, 4%
Twenty-Ninth Street Towers
.00285625
,
Southern
&
1st
.238379*
India, Dominion of, rupec_.
Mexico, peso-
•
965
965
Co.—
fd.
State Elec.
Joseph Light & Power Co.—
1st mortgage bonds,
2%% series,
Sunray Oil Corp.—
41/2% cumulative conv. preferred
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—
.00285625
965
963
1
General
.238373"
965
1
St.
*
.0544060
.954375
;
York
861
Apr
mtge. 5% convertible inc. bonds, due 2014—Apr
Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co. ref. mortgage
bonds, series A, 3% clue I960
I!
Apr
.03+1500*
2.231573
1071
Apr
.0714000*
.0711500*
Closed
.208500
Govt,
1974
Norfolk
cruzeiro
S,
due
1962
.133333*
.208500
U.
due
.13S333*
Ceylon, rupee
Other
debentures,
.133303*
.0198375
853
1
Corp.—
fund
Corp.—
fund debentures,
.133333"
2.231573
1073
1
Oil
&
New
.0710000"
9G2
2
due 1979—-Apr
;
_1_May
due 1960_Apr
.200000*
______________
Canada, dollar
notes
debs.,
.200000*
"
Redemption
3%,
_i'_
fd.
.200000*
,
Gold
R
ser.
sink.
.200000*
Bank Notes
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
3'/8%
Gas
National
S
V
bds.,
stock—
A
3+4%
..133333"
_______
...
Australia, pound..
Belgium, franc
Brazil,
Mar. 12
mtge.
963
1
"
Co.—
class
Co.,
Pag*
1
.200000"*
Preferential
Free__
Mar. 10
Mar. 9
:
Basic..
Co.,
Distillers
National
Argentina
Power
general
National
States
Date
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—
1st mtge. sink, fund
bonds, 3%% series, due 1965—Apr
1
Koppers Co., Inc., 1st mtge. bds., 3%
series, due 1904.Apr
1
Lake Placid Co., 2nd
mortgage bonds 3%, due 1972—_May I
Lautaro Nitrate Co., Ltd.—
1st
mortgage income bonds, due 1975
Mar 31
INCLUSIVE
1951,
Issue—
Bristol-Myers Co., 20-ycar 3 % debentures, due
1968—-Apr
Celanese Corp. of America, 3 %
debentures, due 1965 Apr
Harris-Seybold
FEDERAL
BY
MARCH
and
4a
Savings Co.—
$$1.50
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1212)
.
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
_______?
V
,
Name of
Central
Foundry
Central
Bank
Hollywood
■Central
Hudson
4'A %
Gas
Central
50c
Co.
(quar.)
$1
(monthly)
25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
$1.12'A
$1.18%
32Vic
$1,02Va
$1.02'A
—
Illinois Elec. & Gas Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred series A
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
series B
Illinois Light
4V2%
preferred
Central
Illinois
3-20
Name of
3-31
3-15
2
3-31
3-
'
4 'A %
Co.,
55c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Public
.
4-
2
2
3-10
preferred
Central
Maine
3.50%
Power
preferred
$1
Co.,
Paper
Central
Vermont
4.15%
4.75%
3-21
Continental
2
3-21
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.,
2
3-21
3-30
3-13
Cornell-Dubilier
2
3-16
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
Corning G'ass Works, common—
3'A% preferred 1945 series (quar.)
$3
De
Stock
Pasco
of
A
3JA%
Coronet
Petroleum
2
3-10
Cowels
$4.50
&
Increased
&
3-15
Creameries
3-26
3-19
Crowell-Collier Publishing
3-16
Crown
4-
6
3-16
Crown Zellerbach
25c
3-22
3-12
4-2
3-8
(quar. I—
Fibre
Co.
Trust
Co.
(N.
Y.)
4-
2
2
3-15
—
5%
pfd. series A
Molded
Chicago
Pneumatic
$3
of
(out
1950
Tool
Co.,
3-20
3-
1
5-
1
4-
6
75c
3-26
3-
5
30c
3-30
87'Ac
3-15
$5
—
3-21
2-28
4-20
3-16
(quar.)
preferred series
5%
2
3-19
4'A%
3-19
4'A%
Chicago
7%
Co.,
Curtis
convertible
Chlckasha
preferred
Cotton
Oil
3-20
3-
5
$1.75
3-20
3-
5
$2
class
A
3-
7
$2
class
A
6-
0
$2
class
A
Christiana
7%
Securities
preferred
Co.
3-20
$1.75
Cincinnati
Gas & Electric, 4%
pfd. (quar.)_
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific By.
5%
preferred
preferred
Suburban Bell Telephone—
QuarterlyCinzano, Ltd., class A_——
4-
Dan
3-15
Circle Bar
Knitting, Ltd.,
River
Mills,
5-15
Dana Corporation, 33A%
Dansker Realty & Securities Corp.
Class A common
(monthly)—
Clark
3-31
3-17
4-16
3-31
$1.75
5-
1
4-27
$1.37,/2
4-
1
3-19
4'Ad
$50c
dividend
62'Ac
Cleveland
$4.50
25%
50c
____
Builders Supply (quar.)_
Electric Illuminating Co.
Cleveland
preferred
(quar.)
4
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co,
5% preferred.
Entire issue called for re¬
demption on
March
30
at
$105
per
share plus this dividend
Climax Molybdenum Co.
(increased)
Clinton Foods, Inc., common (monthly)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Cluett, Peabody & Co., common
$1.12'A
50c
1st
4%
2nd
preferred
preferred
8
Emerson
Drug,
Emerson
4%
37'Ac
4-2
93%c
4-16
4-
(quar.)
J
preferred (quar.)—
4.80%
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
International
4-
1
$1'
4-
1
50c
4-
2
3-22
15c
4- 2
3-15
17'Ac
3-30
3-16
Records,
Inc.
3-12
Delaware
&
3-19
Delaware
Lackawanna
%
2
3-19
Delaware Power & Light,
4% preferred (quar.)
25c
3-31
3-12
3-31
3-12
Delnite
2
3-16
Delta
>
4-
2
1
5-
Hudson
Co.
1
8-
1
(quar.)—
common
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Radio
Colorado
Co.,
Fuel
&
$2.75
Iron,
pfd.
called for redemption
share plus
Columbia
Baking
6-30
6-19
Life
3-20
Devoe
4-
2
3-12
3-15
District
1
3-15
Commonwealth
Corp.
Edison
Commonwealth
Co.
Investment
Commonwealth
preferred
preferred
Co
8
3-
9
3-
7
5-
1
3-29
Dominion
4-16
3-31
Dominion Dairies, Ltd.,
Dominion Foundries &
4-
2
.
.
$1
$1.37'A
$1.75
_
$1.50
Association
Light & Power
common
Co
3-31
3-15
2
3-12
4-
4-
2
4-
2
6-15
Gas,
preferred
Paper
Mudge,
Common
5-
1
$3.25
4-16
1
4-16
Dow
3-28
3-15
4-
2
3-23
5-
&
4-
2
Du
$1.25
5-
1
5%
4-13
Duke
35c
4-
2
$1.12'A
4-
2
3-15
$1
4-
2
3-31
7%
3-15
37'Ac
Stores
A
(accum.)
___!
(quar.)
-
(Alan
B.i
1
preferred
Co., common__________
preferred (quar.)
3-17
5%
preferred
3-14
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3-30
2-28
5%
6-
1
5-18
Dunhill
4-
1
3-15
Efunn Steel Products
preferred
4-
2
3-15
$4.50
4-
2
3-15
$3.50
J$2
4-
2
3-15
2
3-
2
3-
(quar.)
common
Duriron
5%
3-30
40c
4-
1
3-16*
Duval
$1.37'A
4-
1
3-16*
East
3-15
*
Co.
(E.
933/4C
Co.
(increased).
20c
4-
2
3-19
3-15*
3-
9
I.)
de
6-
5
5-23
9-
5
$1.25
12-
5
3-26
&
Stores
3-26
(quar.)_.
87'Ac
1
3-15
4-
15c-
3-30
3-
3-22
3-
9
62'Ac
4-30
4-10
4-30
4-30
4-10
75C
3-3i
3-14
25C
3-31
,
20c
3-22
•3-24
3-20
$2
N.
44-
4-
-_
(quar.)
—
Co.
6th
•
•
Co.
preferred
(George
(Robert)
$4.50
4-10
Class
General
75c
+$1.50
4-
2"
3-12
4-
2.
,3-14
4-
,
2
3-14
4- '2
2-28
■
capital
at
Co.
5c
4-
1
3-12
3-31
3-15
2
3-15
$8
"
4-
2
4- Q.
3-23
•
>
3-20
4-
2
4-
2
3-15
75c
4-
2
3-15v
50c
,
4-
2
/ 3-15
4-
2
3-15
37'Ac
4-
2
3-15
25c
3-30
$35c
4-20
4-16
75c
3-31
$50c
___
4-23
—
common.
3-15
$$1.19
4-
2
25c
(quar.)
Sullivan
25c
(quar.). 31
Mines,
(quar.)_
Ltd
„
4-
6-..1.5-21
25c
$25c
3-31
4-16
5%
3-20
3-31
3-15
3-30
3-
•
3-30
!
9
3-20
30c
:—
Co.
(quar.)—
class B conv. pfa.
6-
9
5-18
9-10
8-20
30c
—
12-10
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
4-
2
4-
2
11-19
.
3-15
3-15
40c
—
gains
of
Co.,
(payable in stock or
stockholder.)—_—
(quar.)—*—
common
3-20
3-
■
14c
3-31
3-16
1
65c
$30c
3-31
3-16
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
com._
4-
2
3-19
(quar.)—_
American
$1.12'A
4-
2
3-19
4-
Investors
preferred
American
Aniline
.
$$1.25
$$1.37
10c
_—
Co., Inc.,
&
Transportation
Corp.—
__
(resumed)
Baking Co.,
common
(increased)
1
3-16
3-27
3-14
3-27
3-14
20c
5-
1
4-17
$2
4c
A
75c
25c
2'Ac
Film, class
Supply
Fuel
preference
Associates, common
(quar.).—
Stainless Steel
Corp
25c
$1.12Va
20c
4-1
4-1
3-27
»•.
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
preferred (quar.)
General Cable Corp., common (resumed)
—
4%
1st
3-16
4%
convertible 2nd preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3-9
3-9
3-12
Contract
Corp.
General
Controls
Co.,
6%
3-
7
.
convertible
General
&
—^
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Builders
9
3-
.
3-30 :
'
30c
*
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Box
>
)
option
preferred
General
General
preferred
Eastern
467Ac
(quar.)
—
common
Sulphur & Potash Co.
4'A%
•'
pfd.
(Del.)
Co., Inc.,
'
.3-31... .3-20
50c
1—
;
____________—______
Power
B
3-12
Fund, Ir.c.—
income
General
5
6
4v2
15c
preferred
General
2-26
Co.—
Industries
5'A%
2-26
3-
$1.05
(quar.)_
(quar.)
From,
3-26
3-15
20c
(quar.)
Company
3-16
2-23
.
3-30
37'Ac
(quar.)
A.)
>
3-16
*
1....
$15
Ltd.,
•
.
9
.
Company
Process
3-
3-
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Canada, Ltd
I "
8
-
3-26
12'Ac
1—
1—
Steel
of
5-
3
3-20
,
$1.18%
_v—i__
pfd.
'
15c
•
_________
A
5 ;
3-
35c
1
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
30c
'
class
3-16 ;
3-
-
3-30
40c
Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
3-14
•r
2
65c
J.
?
Transit Co.,
2
.
'
75c
_i
*>
•
3-26
35c
3-15
4-10
6-25
25c
V
3-22
'$20c
y
2-23 ?
2
40c
(quar.)
A
.
9
$i
(quar.)
River,
*
3-16
♦
50c
;
com.
Inc., com.
Companies,
5%
4-10
4-25
3-31
4-
.
9
••
Quarterly
4-25
:■.
3<
3-23
(quar.)_'i
Pressed
West
General
,
3-24
25c
;.____—
class
preferred
•
3-15
$1.12'A
$30c
1
Inc.
Kleiser
cash
Co.—
(quar.)
&
From
3-15
15c
Co
3-1.3
'_
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Gatineau
11-23
25c
—
3-10 '
3-13
37'Ac
(quar.)
Gas
8-23
(quar.)__„_!
3-15
:
>
(quar.).;
6%
2-23
$1.25
3-15
3-15
2
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
$1.25
2
2
Inc._—'
Co.,
Galveston-Houston
3-16
3-23
6c
—
Nemours
preferred
Eastern Gas
(quar.)
Continental-Diamond Fibre
3-30
?
3-12
2
40c
Toms
preferred
3-15
$1.12'A
(auar.)_
V 3-1U
f
4-2
___
(quar.)_.
Y.)
Utilities
Gannett Company,
Garrett Coid.
3-16
2
of
preferred
i
Inc.
preferred
Duraloy
30c
(quar.)
_
2
3-16
3
'
9
Baking Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4-
4-
—
Duquesne Light Co., 3.75%
9
4-
common
(quar.)—
International,
Pont
53c
Co.
Continental
$1.75
10c
44-
/
3-15
V1
___!
Philadelphia
6%
3-15
;
4-
35c
.
(quar.)
,6%
3-16
2
8-10
1
n-9
56'Ac
-
_1
——*—
Worth
Gair
3-12
4-1
44-
$0.185625
(quar.)
preferred
Fuller.
3-12
,
4-
75c
Electric
A.)
3-26
(quar.)25c
Power
(C.
3-26
25c
5-11
1
4-2
$1
'
Light & Pwr.
4%%
1
25c
1
1 :
4-15
4-
35c
(quar.)
of
Shoe
Fair
Franklin
3-21
"
6-
50c
Canada,1 Ltd
preferred
Fraser
3-3
4- 2
3-15
$26c
B
Fostoria
3-22
"
,
B
3-28
4-
50c
■
A
2
4-2
4-
50c
1
$1.06'A
Pennsylvania
preferred
412
2
preference (quar.)__
Laboratories, Inc.—
'•*
3-31
$1.13
4-
^
3-15
4-
$4.20
Fort
2
•
3-15 '
3-15 *
(quar.)
Co.,
Public
Foster
2
4-16
2
1
$2.50
;___
(N.
-
-
"
1
(s-a)
iquar.)„___
Power
Formica
3-31
4-
4-
$1.75
(quar.)
Dunham
$1.12'A
2
4-16
4-16
81'Ac
(quar.)___
of,
Association
Foundation
60c
3-17
Du
4-
$3
of
.
3-26
4-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Mfg. Co.
6%
3-20
$1
preferred
J16'Ac
__
1
4-
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp.
4%
3-1
4
>
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
7%
convertible
Dumont
Inc.—
4-2
—
5
3-26
2 I*,. 3_i5 '
^
4-
(quar.)
(quarj__
Foremost Dairies,
b
$25c
(s-al__—
44-
I
Co.
Foreign
3-15
—
Corp. (resumed)—Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
$3.75
preferred
50c
4.52%
Can
RR.
Company,
(quar.)
J 75c
3-
4-16
$50c
common
35c
Mfg., Ltd
4-2
(quar.)
$1.25
Trust
$45c
$$1.75
(quar.)
5
5c
preferred (initial quar.)
.___i.
Machinery & Chemical, common..
Forbes & Wallace, $3 pfd. A (quar.)—
3-1
Corporation, 4%
Mont
Class
3-23
Power
____
A
Drug Co.,
Corp.
Class
Light
preferred (quar.)
Consumers Gas Co. of Toronto
Continental
2nd
30c
preferred
Rockaway
Co.;
A
4-
$0,228
Food
Ltd.—
class
3-15
40c
common
4-2
4-
(iinal)
—!__
Draper
$3.50
4'A%
$5.50
&
preferred
.5- 1
$25c
common
Tarrant
4%%
3-29
2
3-15
50c
pfd.
Publications
Enamel
Class
3-15
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.,
4-16
4-16
3-15 :
'
2
2c
Florida
3-29
$$1
2
3-31
50c
3-12
35c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Chemical
Dravo
(quar.)
Consumers Power
Dow
Y.)
Ltd., class
Retail
5
50c
___
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Investment
Consolidated
Dover
3-20
'
5%
Consolidated Press,
3-
1
&
2
4-16
Ltd
Co.
Stores,
3-15
4-
:
4-
$1
Corp.
Florida Power & Light,
3-31
$50c
4-
35c
(quar.)"
Products
Food
2
40c
50c
$2.50
National
..
Liu
&
Florida
3-30
4-
,
6-27
$1.75
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
.
6-27
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Florsheim
4-30
5-12
-
'
Co.,
Bank
3-20
4-14
common
H.)
National
3-16
$43c
1
$3.50
5%
First
2-28
3-30
7-16
$3
3-14
2
7-16
60c
Quarterly
Fire
3-19
3-30
6-
70c
common
First
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
50c
quar.)
Consolidated Lithograph
Consolidated Paper Co.
1
4-
37'Ac
4%
preferred
C
(quar.)
Consolidated Grocers Corp.—
(increased
4-
Textile
(T.
3-15
'
Steei.
25c
Corp.,
Rubber
Finance
3-12
$20c
Ltd.,
3-16
common
Fidelity Fund, Inc
Fiduciary Trust Co.
9-14
2
4-
17'Ac
Corp.,
preferred
$1
62'Ac
Ltd
Felt
Fibre
9-14
*
3-29
(quar.)
Square
Donnell
9
$4
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred
Donnacona
9-10
1
3-29
4-
$17'Ac
Co.,
:
4-14
'
,' 3-29
50c
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
$1 preference
(quar.)
12-10
37'Ac
(N.
Electric
common
7%
10-
10-1
75c
—
——
pfd.
3-19
n
'•
3-20
25c
5%
2
50%
preferred
Corp.,
3-10
(quar.)
Co..
Dominion
9-15
3-31
$1
Ltd.—
Corset
:
4-
preferred
Ferro
2
3-20
$1
<•
3-19
4-
Federated
3-20
12'Ac
Inc.
6-
12-15
3-
3-31
50c
(quar.)
3-12
10c
quar.)
7% preferred (s-ai
Consolidated Edison Co.
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Mines,
Dominion
3-12
20c
(quar.)
(increased
Products,
preferred
7%
—
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Dry Goods—
Common
70%
(Toronto)—
Cigar
(Bait.),
Doeskin
Dome
3-14
3-30
25c
*
(quar.)
Corp.
Dominion Glass
(quar.)
Life
A
Doehler-Jarvis
Light—
partic. preference class A
4.50%
4c
10c
Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
Consolidated
class
3-
'
9-20 \
t$2
Common
$2.50
:
2
12'Ac
" 3-16'
50c
(increased)
-
4-
$1.25
Pie
4'/4%
6
75c
(quar.)
common
3-30
3-20
t$2
Consolidated
t
3-22
t$2
Connecticut
4'A%
3-15
3-31
1
Connohio,
B
Is
3-30
-20c
25c
Corp.——
(quar.)
Water &
12'Ac
(quar.>_—
(quar.)
•
9-
Common
3-15
(quar.)—
Corp.
$1.20
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Class
4-
Theatres
Corp.
Dixie Cup Co.,
Loan
Commonwealth
$1.50
4-
9-
(quar.)
Co.
1
3-19
Federal Bake Shops, Inc. (quar.)
Federal Mining & Smelting Co.
(quar.)_I__
Federated Department Stores, Inc.— : ;
; " , r
3-10
'
' V
3-26
—
10-10
(quar.)—
3-20
9-15
—I
$5
(Indianapolis)—
4% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Water, 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
A
Chemical
4-10
(quar.)_
International
Commonwealth
$0
Almy
40c
Solvents
Confederation
class
3-
3-19
3-31
12-
Faultless
2-19
2
■■
Divcrsey
_
4-
25c
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
4- 1
Credit Co. (quar.)
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)
Commercial
Corp.
3-22
3-31
$1.25
Fairmont Foods
9
$1.50
—
(quar.)—'
Bank
25c
Commercial
$7
Brass
$5
(s-a)
$2c
15c
Class B
4-17
Semi annual
Commcicial
&
15c
(s-a)
Farrell-Birmingham Co.
9
3-
3-19
$1.25
3,- 9
■
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
25c
Co.
3-
3-31
•
3-28
(quar.)
Syracuse
5
3-31
'
3-15
3-10
25c
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.
3- 12
,3-31
,
3-16
3-30
25 c
(quar.)
Famous
f 3* 16
2
3-30
68 "A c
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
i
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Family Finance Corp., common
4'A% preferred (quar.)
3- 15
$1
—
(quar.)
&
13.06c
25c
•
$1.07
—
—
i—_—
Raynolds,
B
Dewey
Di
12'Ac
4-
92'Ac
(quar.)
2
3-28
25c
(Kansas)
(Tne)
&
Class
3-21
3-30
V
(quar.)_—
Insurance
pfd.
4-
$1
RR
—
„—
Aluminum
Detroit
3-31
common
participating preferred
Participating y
Mutual
Detroit
4-24
37'Ac
April 17 at $21
dividend.—
this
Co.,
5-15
68 %c
•
3.70%
(quar.)
—
Common
on
50c
Columbus
J
(quar.)
preferred—Entire
issue
5% I convertible
per
(quar.)
'
Western
Mines, Ltd.—
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
Derby Gil Co.
87'Ac
common
(quar.)
&
3-
3-21
'
87'Ac
—
preferred
50c
12'Ac
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
1
9-
4.28%
3-16
6-
—
Deep Rock. Oil Corp. (quar.)
Dejay Stores, Inc.—
2
$7.40
440c
quar.)
,
3-16
(quar.)
4%
9
-
3-20
3-31
35c
3-15
3-15
A?
—-—
(.increased
4-
4-
(s-a)
3-31
3-31
3- 9
3-23
1
2
62'Ac
Corp.,
(quar.)
Credit
3-15
$75c
De Long Hook & Eye Co. (quar.)
De Pinna
(A.) Company, 6%
preferred
140c
Colgate-PaImclive-Peet,
■
•
25c
(s-a)
preferred
Estabrooks
3-15
3-31
$25c
4-
9
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
European & North American Ry.
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
3-15
Decca
/
4-10
$1.50
12'Ac
Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
CapweH Co., common
Johnson
Eskimo
3-20
3-
3-15
50c
-
$5 preferred A
2-20
4-
Corp. (reduced)-—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
2
1
3-26
$1
4-
3-30
$1.75
Quarterly
Collins
50c
4-
3-31
2
$5 preferred A
3-19
$1.25
87'Ac
3-20
4-
3-
50c
(Calif.)
participating preferred
Participating
Erie Railroad Co., $5 pfd. A
1
5%
3-16
Company
Cockshutt Plow
25c
2
8%
preferred
4%
3-19
4-
3-9
3-16
$1
4-
3-31
4-1
1
•
4-10
5c.
+50c
(quar.)—
75c
Co
20c
3-20
35c
—
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron i
preferred (quar.)—
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
-3_2i -
(s-a;
preferred
Equitaolc
3-20
3-30
37'Ac
1
_
7%
6
3-30
.'Ac
'Ac
3-10.
*
2
2
preicrred
Endicott
3-19
.
3-20
3-31
4-
dividend)
preferred
Emporium
3-19
4- 2
Davison
__
(quar.))
preferred
9
3-20
4-
Coast Counties Gas & Electric—
5
3-
2
4-
50c
12-
3-24
4-
20c
_
5
12-28
2nd
7%
5
"
3-20
,
5
9-
1st
6%
5
6-
'
I-A
4-
Electric
7%
8
9-28
*1 3-14
2
4-15
40c
(initial)
3-
B
preferred
common
3- 8
6-28
4-
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
4-
3-12
—
_______
Common
New
4-
3-
3-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-28
3-24
-
15c
9-15
2-26
Class
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
(increased)
common
6-15
3-
t!
Walker Dry Goods Co.—
Ely &
3-15
3-28
9
9
3-15
3-30
25c
preferred
5'A%
3-13
2
4-
3_
3-
1
3-20 "3-1.
$1.06'A
$4.50 pfd.
Co.
Battery
Company,
5%
3-16
3-23
3-15.
i«4
3-31
Extra
(N. Y.) —
monthly)
quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Elliot
9-14
2
25c
50c
50c
50c
Pfd. series A (quar.)
(initial
"
7%
9-28
U-
2
$1.12'A
—
6-15
4-
8%
$1.25
2
3-31
•
preferred
3-16
7-
3-15
'
3-24
Inc.
Co.
Products
'4-
(initial
common
3-16
2
3-15
?
3-23
$2
Electro Refractories & Alloys Corp.
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
3-15
2
Storage
.7-
—,
common
on
6%
;
B
3-31
4-
Electric
Electrical
10-
Davega Stores Corp., common (quar.) ______
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Z
A
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Extra
A——
—.•
Equipment Co.—
Stock
'
Class
3-16
2
$1.12'A
8-15
4-2
6-14
$1.75
(quar.)
1
$1.12:,
3-15
4-
-
'--'3-15
3-23
12'Ac
Electric Boat Co., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)_^___
Electric Controller & Mfg.
(irreg.)
Electric Ferries, Inc., common
6% prior preferred
3-16
4-
Auto-Lite
$1.12'A
(increased)
common
preferred
1
—
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)—
City Products Corp. (quar.)——
Electric
25c
9-
(s-a)_——
class A
3-13
$1.12'A
■
-
2
(quar.)
6-
&
.
4-
i
common
$1.25
—
Co.,
Gas
50c
Corp.,
$1.25
(quar.)
Cincinnati
Electric
Natural
6-30
2
3-24
$$1
L__
preferred
Paso
Paso
4-14
4-
*4-2
15c
!_
(s-a)
5'A %
El
El
A (quar.)
Cigar Corp.
DWG
4'A %
(quar.)
5%
$1
Egry Register.
3-12*
3-31
Fund
<quar.)__
Electric
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
1.
Curtiss-Wright
"
»
(quar.)
prior
Extra
$ 5c
25c
Trust, Ltd
Stores
preferred
Sault
2
class
4-
$4
Brothers
'A%
4-
(quar.)
7-16
(quar.;
4
Edison
3-10
3-24
3-15"
5c
,25c
65c
(quar.)
4-16
$2
—
3-13
25c
(quar.)_
3-13
Quarterly
Edison
8
3-31
3-31
17c
$1
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Fund
Monthly
3-20
30c
__
$1.50
common.——
3-
2
f 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)——————
Publishing,
$7
preferred
(quar.)—
25c
Towel
3-22
*4-
5
3-15
$$1.50
75c
preferred
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
75c
A
3-31
5
3-
3-31
•
3-16
2
Stock
9
3-
25c
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper Corp. (irreg.)
Edgewater Steel Co.—
8
3-13
4-
2
Economy Baler Co
3-15
(quar.)
4-
3-
3- 9
,
25c
I
Extra
3-19
2
4-
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Common
2
4-
3-31
50c
—
Howard
3-19
4-
75c
common
(quar.)
3-19
20c
earnings)—
Products————
convertible preferred
4-
50c
(quar.)
com
(quar.)
Chesebrougn Mfg. Co. (Consol.)
(quar.)—
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Chicago
1
50c
preferred
&
2
4-
50c
preferred
Balanced
Economic Investment
3-30
dividend)
convertible
Howard
Eaton
America—
of
Co.
(slock
2
$5C
3-15
___—.
1
4-
class A___
Ltd.
&
3-19
2%
Steel
Washing Machine,
3-20
3-
:
1
4-
$1.50
Eaton
3-20
$1.25
Crum & Forster, common
(quar.)
30c
8% preferred (quar.)
$2
8%
preferred (quar.)
$2
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
$2
Cuban-American Sugar Co., common
25c
7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co, (quar.)—;
62'Ac
Cumberland Gas corp. (irreg.)
—12'Ac
Curlee Clothing Co., 4'A % pfd.
(quar.)——
$1.12'A
3-14
4-
Easy
4-
40c
(quar.)
3-31
3-22
(quar.)__——
$1.75
common
3-28
3-30
Extra
5%
75c
Corp.
preferred
.Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
'
(accum.)
4-15
20c
$15c
40c
40c
__——
(accum.;
Co.,
3-14
20c
Corp., $1 class A (quar.)—
B
Kodak
When
Share
(Md.)—
Easy Washing Machine Corp.,
Class
B
_J.
3-14
87'Ac
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Co.
3-28
A
$6 preferred
6%
'
Corp.
$7 preferred
9
3-28
87'Ac
—
Inc.
America,
Int'l
Common
1
$1.12'/a
of
Cork
Crucible
quarterly
conv.
1
4-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
3-30
Building Corp.—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.,
3'A%
Wheat
____
(quar.)
Ltd.
L.),
of
3-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Bank
(R.
Cream
3-31
Company
States
Eastman
7-13
—
$1.21
Commerce
Valve
Chemical
3-15
Co*
7-16
7-
$1-13
series (quar.)..—(quar.)
25c
5%
$1.18
(resumed)—
preferred
Chapman
Crain
3-20
1
4-
(quar.)
Corp
Crane Company, common
—
Copper~Corp.
Paper
3-31
Chemical
__
Corp., com.
preferred 1947
Phosphate Co.
Cosden
15c
(annual)
Champion
Electric
3-10
$1.04
_______——
3-15
10c
50c
75c
>
20c
$1.31'A
25c
(quar.)__~
common
(quar.)
3-10
4-
3-15
2
$$1.20
Corp
3-10
Seryice
(quar.)
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
Class
Motors
preferred
2
dividend
Chamber
3-17
prior
3-31
4-
2
4-
6-15
—
2
4-2
(quar.)
Public
preferred (quar.)
Shares Trusty
Century
Cerro
Co.
preferred
Co.
4-
3-31
3-16
4-
2
A--.: /
(Toronto)—
——______
$1.15
$1.50
_
preferred (quar.)__i
preferred (quar.)—
Central
Insurance
30c
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
4.60%
6%
Life
5
4-
4-
3-30
50c
$1.12
(quar.)_
common
4-
Service
(quar.)—
Co.,
Semi-annual
'
4%
50c
Gin
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental
3-10
4-
Per
Name of
Eastern
Foundry & Machine Co.—
Continental
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Increased
3-16
4-
"
Company
Continental
8
3-
When
per
Holders
4'A%
4.10%
Central
When
Payable of Rec.
Electric—
&
4.10%
.
20c
(quar.)
Trust
&
Building
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Share
(initial quar.)__
Process
Hanover
Central
'I Per
'
Co.
Franklin
Central
V'
'
Company
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
common
(quar.)General Electric Co.
(increased)
31'Ac
15c
$1
-50c
l'A%
37'Ac
3-31
3-15
2
3-21
44-
2
3-21
4-
2
3-21
4-
1
3-
5
:
3-30
3-16
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
3-15
75c
4-23
3-16
'
Volume 173
Number 4995
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
V, r
(1213)
%
i
,
5%
Corp. i
(s-a)_
Industries, 5% preferred
General. Instrument
General
Mills,
25c
Inc.,
3-20
5(6%
5-
4%
$1.25
4-
1
3-
9*
Helme
5-
1
4-
9
'6% Preferred ;(quar.)
General Portland Cement
General Railway Signal,
«L-!
ci
t-
93%c
5-
1
4- 9
(quar.)_
.
General JReiractories
i,i
Co.
Corp.
.
i.
-
,
*
U
*
4(4% .preferred
♦t
c
30c
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
Hercules
Motors
Corp.
25c
3-30
3-16
Hercules
Powder
Co.
50c
3-27
3-
Hercules
Steel Products
Corp.
Chocolate Corp.
preferred A (quar.)
"<
Co.
(
i
Gerbe^ Products
t
4(4% preferred
I
f
:
3-20
Hlnes-(Edward)
3-30
3-20
Hoe
3-30
3-20
Class
Holland
20c
4-
2
3-19
56V«c
4-
1
3-22
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
$1.50
4-
2
3-15
•
r
Globe-Wernlcke,
Globe -Steel
I
pfd.
Tubes
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
i\
Goldblatt- Brothers;
*
Inc.
(quar.)
4%
.
$5 preferred
3-20
2-28
3-28
3-13
Horner
Hoskins
$1.75
4-
2
3-20
3-
t
4- 2
5%
Houston
,-%r
■
4-14
3-26
Howell Electric
3-31
3-12
(Canada)
8
i$l
3-31
4-
3-
3
5-
1
4-13
5%
preferred
75c
5-
1
4-20
5%
3-22
3-15
6-10
5-28
$1.50
9-10
8-27
Ideal
$1.50
12-10
11-26
$2
6-10
5-28
$2
9-10
8-27
(quar.)_____
(quar.).
.
i.
preferred
class
A
(quar.)
$2
12-10
class
B
(quar.)
$2
6-10
preferred
class
B
(quar.)
v
Grand
.
Union
stock
Grant
for
(W.
Gray
;
('/sth
each
T.)
Drug
Great
-
10c
3-26
3-31
share
of
4(6%
shaie
common
held).:
common
4-13
4-
4
3-15
4-
4
(quar.)
Lakes
Inc
Paper Co., Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
Common
•
Industries,
Class
A
preferred
Class
3
preference
50c
convertible
3-31
3-15
4%
3-31
3-15
4.20%
(extra)
25c
preference
(quar.)
;
t
Western
$5
$5
Hahn
r-
,:(4
Hall
Co.
Co.,
Well
Ltd.
Gas
Corp.
Paper
6%
Plywood
Inc.,
Steel
Co._:
Class
3-20
,
3-12
2
3-20
34-
4-
1
1
4-
2
2
3-10
3-31
(quar.)
t40c
$$1.06y4
3
3-
4%
8
62 (6c
3-30
3-15
7%
6-10
5-25
7%
4-
3-15
fl2(6c
Co.
4.
2
2
net
3-15
2
3-23
Products
Co.,
2
2
3-9
5-
1
4-16
4-
2
3-19
3-30
3-15
4-20
4-
6
International
4-
2
3-10
International
■
quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-
8
4-16
3-15
30c
(quar.)__
4-
3-16*
2
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
3-20
3-2
15c
3.65%
3-26
3-
7
3-26
3-
7
4-
3-
1
-91 (4c
30c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
now
the
Products
Co.
of
rate
on
1
3-26
3-15
25c
4-2
3-20
25c
4-
3-20
2
t$1.75
5-
4-
5-
1
4-2
$1.50
4-
2
3-15
Investors
Investors
3-26
2-23
3-26
2-23
3-31
3-19
20c
3-31
3-19
Investors
Iowa
Ironrite,
2
1
3-15*
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-12
4-14
3-22
15c
3-20
3-
9*
1
3-20*
—
583Ac
4-
(quar.)—.
$1.50
4-
2
3-15
10c
$40c
4-
2
3-15
4-16
3-15
$20c
4-16
3-15
(s-a)
Royalty Co.
$75c
(irreg.)—
Inc.
(s-a)___—
Selective
Fund,
Inc
preferred
&
Light, common
preferred
Inc.
2
3-22
4-
2
3-22
35c
3-30
3-15
30c
3-31
3-15
50c
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)——
——
—1
4-16
3-31
3-23
3 23
(M.
87 Vac
5
3-
5
pfd.
9-15
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
3-20
1
3-16
3-20
25c
3-
4-
t25c
$1.12%
3-10
5
$1.25
3-30
2-26
*20c
3-28
2-28
35c
4-
1
3-
5-
9
1
4-10
$2.50
(s-a)
H.), Inc.,
6-30
6-20
12-30
12-20
25c
4-
1
3-12
60c
4-
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
5c
4-
2
3-23
50c
4-2
3-16
10c
3-20
3-10
20c
3-30
3-
2
35c
9
3-26
3-
t2c
5-
1
3-31
37y2c
4-
1
3-20
50c
4-
2
3-12
$1
4-
2
3-12
6-
1
5-10
$1.50
4-
2
3-15
5-
1
$1.75
4-16
3-28
3-15
6-28
6-15
10c
3-31
3-10
3iy4c
5-
1
4-14
$25c
4-
2
3-15
|25c
7-
3
6-15
35c
4-2
3-15
10c
3-30
3-16
$15c
4-16
3-15
15c
—
4-/2
80c
—
3-23
3-20
4-
2
3-19
5*
1
4-30
62 VaC
:
$3
$6 pfd. (s-a)
Co. (Phila.)
Clark
&
50c
(quar.)
3-30
3-16
3-20
40c
Cement
share
of
stock
dividend)
div.
4-
3
3-15
4-
2
3-12
3-24
3-12
3-15
J25C
25c
(quar.)
is
in
the
lieu
of
preference.
current
divs.
cash
to be paid
on
of
April 1
year—.
1
(Irreg.)
Electric
Co., common-——
H.) Fund. Inc.______—
—
3-31
25C
3-23
3-12
3-22
3-
25c
3-26
3-15
15C
(quar.)__
25c
90c
(Va.)
——-_r——
'John
3-13
5%
—
non-cumulative
of
1
■
Ltd.—
(stock
Oct.
Co.
>
3-30
4-
(quar.)
—
Class
90c
—-
Loan
B
Corp.,
class
3-31
3-28
(quar.)_—
3-16
1
—
________
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
(Ind.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Loew's
Inc.
15C
$1.75
3-21
3-22
3-15
4-
3-14
2
25C
5- 1
4-24
1
7-25
11- 1
10-25
8-
4-
3
3-13
17 Vac
3-20
3-12
3-20
2-28
3-31
3-15
25c
.w
—___—
—
3-31
3-15
$6c
Ltd
(quar.)
Theatres, Ltd.
4-
3
3-20
40c
4-
2
3-17
3-31
3-16
37y2C
Theatres).
Marcus Loew's
Class
A
J15c
&
(quar.)
Lorillard
(P.) ;Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel
Transit
Gas
Common
&
Lines
(quar.)
3-21
22V2c
?
3-15
4-
2
3-15
?" 35c
3-26
2-26
82'/2c
4-
2
3-15
4V4 %
3-30
3-12
Lowney
Lowell
6%
Lowenstein
(M.)
preferred
3-
62y2c
4-
1
3-20
4-
2
3-17
Corp., common
(quar.)—:___
& Sons,
Inc., com.
(quar.)
(Walter M.)
9
4-
2
3-
7
4-
2
3-
7
6QC
i2y2c
3-21
3-
5
3-29
3-15
45c
Factors
preferred
3-15
3-30
$1
(Ky.)—
(quar.)
Adams
3-16
2
30C
—
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)—
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4-
3-16
1
4-
$1.75
(interim)
Co.
(quar.)
Electric Co.
1
4-
25c
$2.50
Taylor
Angeles
4-
£20c
Ltd., common
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
Lone Star Cement Corp. (increased)
Lorain Coal & Dock Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
5%
8-21
2
25c
(accum.)
A
Lone Star Brewing Co.
5%
3-21
2
J8%C
25c
London Hosiery Mills,
Los
2
4-
(Marcus)
(See
Lord
3-23
4-
7C
(irreg.)
Co.
Little Long Lac Gold Mines,
Locke Steel Chain (quar.)
Loew's,
6-23
4r21
4-
25c
Co.
2
22 'Ac
25c
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Match
2
7-
—
-
Petroleum
Lincoln
4-
A- 2
37V2C
_______
(quar.)__
75c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Liberty Products Corp. (quar.)_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., 7 % pfd. (quar.)
preferred
30c
37'/aC
(quar.)__
A
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
r*.0
6-15
4-
75c
(quar.)
Jones,
2-28
15c
2
10- !
62 Vic
75c
5%
Bank & Trust
Frary
Louisville
3-
7-
87 VaC
(quar.)
Portland
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
19c
9c
—
Power, com.
(quar. 1
3-15
2c
—
4-16
2c
(quar.)
Management Fund,
Power
3.30%
3-15
3-
4-
4334c
60c
(auar.)—
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., common
Electric Light &
4.80%
3-30
3-20
62V'2c
.___
pfd.
America
preferred
Co.
A
Lion
$1
Extra
Iowa
3-16
4-
30c
•
75c
25c
Extra
conv.
3-15
3-30
25c
Quarterly
2
par
(quar.)
(irreg.)—
(quar.)___.
Telephone Co.,$6 pfd.
of
1
40c
5c
Lipe Rollway Corp., class
$1 preferred (quar.)
$43
preferred
Investment
6%
1
a
Corp.
Co., 7%
Steel
preferred
Liberty
2-19
new
Co.
4-
$1.12 Va
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
3-16
3-20
Co.,Ltd.—
3-16
3-20
3-30
20c
—
are
3-28
Interstate
3-16
5c
&
Lewis
3-16
$1
Interstate Department Stores
<quar.(),
Interstate Power Co., common (quar.)
4-12
3-30
v
,
International
Investment
3-16
Shore
Leland
3-16
t83/4c
(quar.)__
International Shoe Co
7
3-16
2
2
(quar.)
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre
3-16
2
Ltd.—
3-20
3-
2
(quar.)——___
3-20
3-21
2
4-
4-
(quar.)
Extra' l
3-15
4-
4-
$1.12 Va
$1.12 Va
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
3-23
$1
3-15
50c
2
4-
5l/2% 1st preferred $100
par for each share of common held)—
4.70%
•
Plante-Choate
and
Ltd.—
1
3-30
28c
2
$1.06V4
;
common
One
3-14
t65c
—
.____
1
4-14
3-15
(quar.)
50c formerly required
3-14
4-14
+40c
Canada,
4-
/
4-14
$$1.12(6
4-2
25c
(quar.)
of
above
(At
Silver
4-
3-10
$2.50
preferred
This
3-20
2
basis.
Salt
3rl5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Corp.—
4-
$1.37(6
4-
4-16
20c
$20c
fl5c
Company,
value viipf
3-15
4-16
87 Vac
Bryant, Inc. (stock dividend)
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd
3-16
50c
(quar.)——_________
Power
2
$1.25
quar.)
Lane
3-16*
40c
(quar.)
dividend
1
4-
*
3-15
2
3-30
4-
$1.25
12,/2c
Cc.,' Ltd
Stock
.
$1.12(6
(increased
International
3-31
4-
130c
$37(4c
par)
shown
quarterly
4-
$2.50
40c
/
2nd
Landers,
2-28
75c
Chemical
($100 par)
shares
,3-10
1
4-
25c
(s-a)
preferred
Land Title
2
50c
;____
Co.
($5
4-
$1.07
1:
Lawson
(s-a)
_____
&
Petroleum,
Payments
-
3-9
3-31
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearer shares
3-13
Registered
:,4-
3-
(quar.)—
Paper Co., common
preferred (qup,r.)__
$4
3-20
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Ocean Telegraph
(quar.)
International
•
Corp.
J.)
/ >'
3-16
t20c
4%
International
3-15
4-
2
$.0250
(initial)—
preferred
4-
in¬
Co
Nickel
preferred
3-10
$1.75
(initial
Lawrence
from
security profits)-
(quar.)_______
International
3-15
4-2
preferred
Common
9
3-31
$1.12 V2
(quar.)__
H.)
1st
Lamston
4..J.4
25c
Minerals
International
3-8
3-
(S.
$2.50
2-28
1
50c
Co
8-1
4-2
3-31
(quar.)
com.
Mines, Ltd. (irreg.)
Lamson Corp. of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co."
2-28
3-31
5-
tlOc
9-1
3-20
3-31
15c
International
4-
5-15
4-16
5%
preferred
Laclede
2-28
par
(quar.)
Corp.,
Harvester
common
5-15
(
Quarterly
Laclede-Chi'isty Co. (quar.)
Laclede Gas Co. (quar.)___
2-28
5-1
New
1
1
50c
Mfg. Co., common
5% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)
2-28
Ltd
Co.,
preferred
6-
6-
(quar.)
com.
Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd. (s-a)_
Company, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., common (quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.)
La
3-10
4-
3-31
Powders, Ltd., com. (increased)
participating preferred (quar.)
4j/2%
2-28
95c
$1
(quar.)
7%
3-19
3-31
3-15
4-
..
3-20
Common
3-19
4-
}$1.25
1
6-11
A
Kropp Forge,
2
J3iy4C
6-1
6-30
3r20
3-14
40c
62 y2c
6%
9
4-13
(quar.)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
20c
Ltd.,
Inc.
Rubinstein,
A
4-
$50c
Corp
Steamship
International
2
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Company
Kroger Company—
2-21
par
$32
($.0116
from
Securities
3-12
1
4-
3-31
dividend
preferred
Lake
Bronze
6%
.
3-30
Shares
Baking
3r22
4-
C2V2C
B
Kress
3-21
$1.25
$25
Corp.
International Cellucotton
10c
(H.
Helena
3-15
$1.50
Corp.
Mining Co.
Helemano
-
Int'l
Co.—
Extra
Heinz
Interlake
12 (6c
(resumed)
Corp.
Glass
Hein-Werner
-
3-28
4-30
30c
(quar.)
$.0134
Iron
$1.06(4
(s-a)________
Y.) (qnar.)____
(quar.)
Co.,
Mfg.
Hazel-Atlas
.
3 15
....
(quar.)
preferred
Battery
Hecla
4-1
$1.12(6
pfd.
(N.
Corp.
Hayes Industries,
1
Interlake
25c
'
Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp., com. (increased quar.)
5%
preferred (2nd issue)
Harrisburg Gas Co., common (quar.)___
Hart
Inter-City
40c
Refractories
preferred
Haskelite
and
Inter-Ocean
5-
fl5c
Harding-Carpets,
r
Group
come
--
4-16
4-2
f20c
___
Wlnkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
Harrisburg
2-28
3-20
Sl.CS'A
$40C
tquar.,
......
Insurance
Harbor
4(6%
Bank
3-10'
4
3-28
.
(quar.)
Handmacher-Vogel,
irC
h .••
$1.16
(irreg.)
Co.
preferred
Hanson-Van
1.
3-31
3-16
35c
(quar.)
Hanover Fire
U
3-10
2-27
425c
preferred
/
■
3-12
3-31/4
1
$1
Co.,
1
<
4- 2
$1.25
__i;—
i
ti
„
3 31
5- 1
,
45c
(quar.)
par
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-20
$1.25
■
.*
$100
convertible
4»/4%
2-26
2
36'/2C
Kirsch
"
(quar.)
3-15
4-16
/
common
4(4%
•
|25c
(quar.)
Inglis (John), Ltd
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
2
$3
Cementing Co.- (quar.)
4(6%
.
B
4-
$1.50
(reduced).
common
Bridge
Hammtrmill
■f
series
Industrial Brownhoist
62(6c
Oil
_
Hamilton
i
5%
3-10
3-20
—
3-10
25c
A (quar.)_-_
(W. P.) Printing Co. ,tquar.)____
Extra:
1
2-28
$1
3-16
"
Brass
/.•Hamilton
.
2
50c
—_—
Company,
4% -preferred
'A'
2-28
$1.05
4- 2
Y. )
(N.
4-
50c
Kimberly Corp.
Kings County Lighting Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil (quar.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)
3-19
3-31
2
2
Kirkland
(quar.)
3-26
37(6c
(quar.)
Co.
Haloid
/
convertible
,..44:.",
.Quarterly
^
2
3-31
$1.03Va
f40c
;Halliburton
t
preferred
5%
$1.06(4
Class
4
5%
3-10
50c
Quarterly
Quarterly
x
3-28
4-
34-
$1
Electric
preferred
4 y2 %
3-20
2
tlOc
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
3-20
Brewery Co.—
Power Co.,
4.64% pfd. (quar.).
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
.<,
Industrial
3-15
2
25c
Gulf
•
2
4-
1
(quar.)
preferred
5%
3-15
4-
1
4-
4-16
Kidde (Walter)
& Co., Inc. (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)_
3-15
1
25c
series A
4-2
$1.50
(quar.)__
(Bait.), 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Mobile & Ohio RR. Co.
.4 4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),_.
Gulf,
1
al8y2%
$5c
preferred (quar.)_________
(increased quar.)__
Trust
Realty
Guilford
ft
44-
i'3%
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Guaranty
111.
preferred
preferred
4-
$1.75
convertible
Gruenf Watch
fC
4y4%
30c
(quar.)
common
40c
Common
5%
8
30c
(quar.)
f$5
Griesedieck
Grinnell
2
(Winnipeg)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd
.Greenwich Water System, 6% pfd. (quar.)_
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
.
7
8-
'
^
f
3-
1
tl2(6c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Extra
:
4-1
2
&
3-
4-
1
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
Indianapolis Water—
2-21
fl2(6c
"
•
3-
3-21
preferred
5%
Quarterly
?
3-31
$1
preferred
3-15
9-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
3-16
t$3.75
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp. (annual).
Indianapolis Fower & Light, com. (quar.)__
3-15
6-19
4-
2-23
3r30
$1.50
Canada, Ltd
Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Kennametal, Inc.
Kennecott Copper Corp. (irreg.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.60% 1st pfd. (quar.)
12-19
3-31
■
3-20
4-20
$1.25
<
(quar.)
Kendall
3-19
3-30
\
Kelvinator of
9-19
12-30
7
20c
10c
Gas
Class
Michigan Electric Co.—
preferred
}62V2c
non-cam.
Great ^Western Sugar Co.,
\v
&
4Vb %
£30c
Great West Life Assurance Co.
,
Indiana
9
3-31
(quar.)
Great Northern Railway,
Great West Felt, Ltd.—
(■
$60c
(quar.)—
Great Lakes Towing Co.,
1
■
3-21
3-
9-30
t37(6c
quar.)
(s-a)
3-22
Lakes
6-30
$1.183/4
——
4-1
3-20
*
3-30
$3
(s-a)
Ordinary (final)
Incorporated Investors
1<
3-15
75c
_______
A
—i_
3-21
2
4-
10c
(s-a)_
4-
30c
10c
(N. Y.)
2
15c
4% preference (quar.)
r
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
3-15
20c
Insurance
preference
4-
$1.37(6
(final)
6%
3-22
25c
(quar.)
3-20
50c
common___
(interim)
Common
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores
Great
(initial
3-20
3-31
4-17
1
100
—
9
3-31
5-
^
3»/2% preferred (quar.)
3y2% preferred (quar.)___.
!___
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, class A (quar.)
3-16
3-
$1.25
(quar.)__.
common
Co.
City Southern Fy.
preferred (quar.)
3y2 %
3-19
3-26
3-20
$1.25
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (s-a).________
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canadq, Ltd.—
3-21
93%c
Comnany,
Eastern Fire
Great
New
3-12
Ji5c
___
1Extra
trC
11-26
3-16
3-31
2-28
%C
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co. (quar.)
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., common—
3-16
$1.25
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada) (quar.)
8-27
12-10
3-31
each
preferred
7%
6
3-31
3-
3-20
•
3-12
$1.25
RR., common (quar.)
preferred
4-
2
$1.50
__
(quar.)
Common
3%% .preferred
(;•
9-10
$2
Co.
Central
$5.50
Co.
Stock .dividend
»•;
$2
_______
8% preferred class B (quar.)__
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.
(quar.)
Grand & Toy, Ltd.
(quar.)
:
Illinois
5-28
8%
(increased)
6% non-cum. pfd. conv, series
Illinois Commercial Telephone—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
11-26
preferred
Cement
4-17
4-
30c
(quar.)_-__^
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred .class A
3-22
2
1
60c
5%
(quar.)
preferred
4-
for
Inc
Katz Drug Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kawneer Company (quar.)
.Kaynee Company, common (quar.)
3-14
12(6c
preferred (quar.)-^-^
30c
(quar.)_.
preferred class A
5-
$1.50
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
& Co.
4-17
3-29
50c
.__
;
(quar.)
preferred
8%
i
(quar.)_
Co._____
25a
(quar.)
8%
.
preferred
1
4- 2
20c
Huron
1
8%
k
Motors
preferred
6%
.
6%
3-12
50c
5-
40c
3-15
3-29
93
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light
Co., common
4y4 %
preferred (,quar.)__
4y2% preferred (quar.)
8
62(6c
common
Texas
6%
%
,
Gas,
of
$5
3-20
25c
—
(Harvey), Inc. (increased quar.)
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
8
3-
3-
25c
Hubbell
3-
3-20
3-30
tl2(6c
•
(quar.)
Co.
6%
R.)
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
i.
.8%
,4
Oil
3-20
2
shares
Fund,
preferred
4V2 %
1
-$1.12(6
W.), Ltd., class A
(irreg.)
preferred
25c
•
4
50c"
3-
3-15
3-30
75c
4.28% preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
9
3-29
4- 1
35C
5%
Stock
Natural
3-12
3-12
3-31
3-
3-15
Inc.
4%
Kansas
3-15
3-20
56 (4c
5
3-31
3-29
$1.06(4
_:
Co.
$1
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Battery (quar.)
Employees. Insur. Co.
$1
35c
3-15
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kansas
/
•
preferred
2
2
3-16
$1.50
4-
3-
3-30
50c
common
3-15
Co., common
Mutual
Mfg.
4%
3-31
Houston
3-15
3-30
3- 9
3- 9
4- 2
$1.25
Co.,
Kahn's (E.) Sons, 5% preferred
(quar.)
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46
pfd. (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light
Co., com. (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3-16
3-31
>-$2.25
9<
3-31
4-25
Gibson, 6% preferred <quar<-)«.-.
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., common...-
4-
50c
3-30
3- 6
2
&
Joyce,
3-28
3-30
4-15
lc
(quar.)
;
f„
(W.
'
,
Mlg.
}5c
(initial)
4-10
4-15
Joy
Ltd.—
&
(Frank
12 (6c
$1.25
Ltd.
50c
Hotel
3-10
$1.50
3- 2
12(6c
4(6% -preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)_^
2
________
common
Rubber,
:i
2
3-21
3-31
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
common
(Initial) ___v
preferred A (quar.)
Joplin Water Works Co., 6% pfd.
2-28
30c
Bearing Co
Hoover Company, common
(quar.)
3-14
.__
new
Ball
4-
4- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
ccm.
5%
3-15
3-24
;_
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.,
Grace
'
Hoovet
3-
Co.; (quar.)
Government
1
3-
Gould-National
:
3-
2-
Gotham .Hosiery
t./
3-20
2
(quar.)
Goodyear-Tire-&
Gorham Mfg.
■'".$4.25
4-
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Goodrich. ,(B. F.) Co.,
;;
2
4-2
___
Golden State Ltd.,'common
4-
4-
(quar,).___
Golden Manitou
Mines, Ltd._.
j
1
3-30
2
$35c
$1
•
75c
New
u
-
preferred
Jones
3-20
4-17
12y2c
(quar.)_
1
5-
'25c
3-30
4-27
4- 2
$1.50
$25c
held)
Johnston
3-20
20c
J6c
Whitney
A
3%%
preferred
Johnson & Johnson—
Stock dividend (Five
4-25
3-31
Jewel Tea
3-15
5-15
(monthly)
Mines,
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical /
50c
.
3-26
20c
•Holophane Company
10c
_T__.
3-12
50c
Gold
3-20
50c
Goebel_ Brewing Co; (quar.)___~.l_
3-24
50c
Border s,
is,
3-20
preferred
.'56(4c
---4
2
(quar.)
Consolidated
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_-_-
Co.
20c
;
4-
25c
50c'
*
■*
Furnace
preferred
Holders '
Payaple of Rec.
20c
Co., common
(quar.)__
5% 1st preferred
Jefferson Electric Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
3-20
5c
(initial)
3-15
$1.25
2
(quar.)
3-16
4-
20c
(N* .Y,)
Co.
common
1
3-30
12 (6c
4-
(quar.)
3-29
$1.12(6
i._
(quar.)
7%
$4
$1.50
(quar.u
Solly Development Co. (quar.)
/■._/"•
(quar.)--..,
new
$5
3-31
(new—initial)
Quarterly
Holiingsworth &
/
Co.
Lumber
& Co.,
A
Hollinger
-
4(6 %-; convertible preferred., .(quar.)
j
(R.)
4-15
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone
non¬
53(4c
pfd.
Paper -(Canada)
3-30
;•__
t
Glidden Co.,'-common
,
Co.
Coal
Y.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hinde-& Dauch
81 (4c
3-15
9
55c
3-14
Dauch
2
Share
(N.
Service, Ltd.,
Jamaifca Water
Supply Co.
3-15
4-
Co.
$6 preferred
Jamaica Public
3- 9
2
(irreg.)
-Monthly
>—
i-*
Higbic Manufacturing Co., 5%
&
3-
2
4-
25c
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
98%c
.Glens jPalls Insurance Co.
f
Creamery
$1.06(4
.____
—
.
.
Hershey
3
2
4-
(quar.)—
3-14
•
4- 2
Gillette Safety Razor, $5 cony. pref. (quar.)
4
Gleaner Harvester Corp. (quar.)
:_i
t
Glen Alden Coal Co. (irregju
f Glen-Gray
Shale
Brick
(qu&rj__
i
4(4%
4-
$$2.50
(quar.)
3-15
1
4-/2
;
,
4-
40c
$25c
10%
3-13
3-31
55c
f 50c
.
Giant Portland Cement Co,„__,
Gibson Refrigerator' (quar.)
7
,
.
$1.06 Yt
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
•
Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Georgia Power, $5 preferred (quar.)
-$6 preferred-(quar.)_
r
4-
Hersney
3-21
4-17
5-
(payable in
voting
common.)—^
Henkel-Clauss Co., $6 preferred
6
2
4-
t$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Parts
1
5-15
$3
J25c
(quar.)
Genuine
dividend
3-13
(s-a)
(quar.)
3%% .preferred
3(4 % .preferred
•!
common—Stock
5-
Hinde
General Time Oorp., common
4(4 % ..preferred (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
3-20
433/4c
of Company
Island Creek
3-20
3-31
(quar.)____
(quar.).
5-15
General J&teel
!,
3-31
When
Per
Name
Irving Trust
3-20
$1
Paper Products, Ltd., common5 %: preferred
(s-a)
Henke & Pillot, Inc., voting and non-voting
3-31
'
(quar.)
3-31
$1.37(6
(quar.)—
$1.50
(quar.)__
General .Steel Castings, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Wares, Ltd., common
■_ 5 % preferred
(quqr.)____
General Telephone Corp., .com. (quar.)
'4.40% preferred (quar.)___
:
,
preferred
preferred (quarr):
(George W.) Co., common
preferred
Holders
25c
50c
common
preferred .(quar.)
General .Realty &
Utilities
*
1
When
Payable of Rec.
Company— "
$1.50
•
6%
■
1
I
Co
.
Share
Hendershot
20c
7%
preferred (cruar.)
General .Outdoor
Advertising Co.
,
(Increased quar.)
$1.25
5%
Company
(Walter E.)
Common
5-10
4-
$1.25
.__
(irreg.)
preferred
$3.75
h
-
•5-25
5-15
(quar.)__
Corp.
$5 preferred (quar.)
i
(<j
,
Per
Name cf
General Motors Corp.
if j
v
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Heller
preferred A
General
';
•
When
share
General Finance
!, c,
l[
{
Per
•
.
.
Nairn of Company
,
f
45
4-16
3-31
$1.25
4-16
3-31
3iy4c
4-16
3-31
2-20
2>/2C
4-
1
6c
4-
1
2-20
3-28
3-16
4-
2
3-16
4-16
3-15
50c
$1.07
*25c
'
(1214)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
of Company
Lynn Gas & Electric
LlacMillan
Class
(H.
A
Class
R.)
~
3-16
Mrs. Tucker's Foods
$12'Ac
3-31
3-10
3-10
Brothers,
50c
4-
25c
'
3-30
2
50c
4-
4
4-
1
3-27
Manufacturers
60c
4-15
3-19
15c
4- 4
3-21
Maracaibo Oil
•
Co.
IN.
Exploration
Y.)
(quar.)—
Corp.—
Coip.,
Marchant
Calculating
Marconi
5%
preferred
tion
Co.
Ordinary
Marcus
Loew's
3-16
3-30
3-15
3-22
3-12
_____
$1.23
(quar.i——
62 %c
Marine
2
3-20
4-15
3-31
4-
Chemical
Co.
6%
(final>
rets,
Theatres, Ltd.
a7%%
(quar.;
(F. E.>
Nation-Wide
6
3-31
3-15
'National
4-
3-16
National
$$1
Marine Midland Corp. (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
3-
3-28
12 %C
2
4-
7%
Secuilaies
7%
—
(quar.-;.
,
preferred
3-15
Pacific
Brewing
Common
3-31
3-31
3-30
3-16
Pacific
Gas
3-29
3-
6
Pacific
Indemnity Co.
4-
2
3-15
Pacific
4-13
3- 6
Pacific
4-
3-
4-
144c
(quar.)———~———
<
$20c
,—.
4-16
4-16
3-20
4-
National Cash Register
3-20
17 %C
_
preferred
(quar.)
___
Market Basket Corp.,
Inc.,
(quar.;
3-20
$1
preferred
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
Marsh
(M.)
Marshall
Sorts
&
Field
&
(quar.;:
Co.,
4% %
-
preferred,
■
:
4%%
(quar.)
(qunr.)-L
Co.
Master
7
-Mathleson
15c
$3
2nd
Fund.
Corp.,
5
4-
1
8-
•
7-
1
Electric
1
*
—
Insurance
3-26
2-28
■National
3-26
■? 3-12
—*
Folding
Gas
Oil
&
>4-21
B-l
®c
50c
.
2
'4-
2
<1%
preferred
McBee
-
(quar.i—_—
Company,- common
40c
3-30
3-
5
3-30
3-
5
National
4-
3-12
National
$1.37%
4-
—
(quar.)—
:
r
2
$1.50
(quar.-)--A. - t!5*r
(quar.)——-——
$37%c
preference
-;
5Vafe
6 %
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
_____
(qxiar.)i—--u
2
•
3-12
$1.50
4-
2
•3-12
McCaskey Register, 4 %•% ~ pfd. - (quar;)
1.1406'A
$0.1400 %
McCord Corporation, $2.50 preferred (quar,)
62%c
McCrory Stores, common (quar.)—
50c
4-
2
60c
3-2G
..
-
Extra
-
50c
3-30
,
:
3-14
3-14
class
6%
35c
:
'
Parker
2
2
3»15
Co., ccmmon
preferred
National
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
B
Linen
Service
3-16
4-1
-
56c ^
'$1.50
'7- 1
10-1
3-30
5-1
3- 2
4
-
2
3-
6- 1
•
..
3-
9
,
-4-13
•
$3.50
convertible
preferred (quar.)_—_—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.;
McKee (Arthur G.) & Co., class B iquur.)
McKinney Mtg. Co. (quar.;—
McQuay-Norris Mlg. Co., common (quar.)__
—
4'A %
*_—
Extra
&
$3.50
Company
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred
'
(quar.)
3-20
2
Machine
Metal
&
Co.
Forming
Metal
3-15
25c
3-19
*6%
3-19
•6%
15c
4-
2
3-15
National Pressure Cooker Co.
4- 2
3-15
National
6
National
Rubber
3-12
National
Screw
National
Stamping Co.
4-2
3-12
3-30
3-10
3-27
3-15
National
4-
1
3-17
4-
2
3-16
National
3-
National
10c
3-20
9
3-30
3-20
3-16
3-31
3-
4. 2
3-23
National
9
4- 1
3-
6
National
Tool
4-
1
3-
6
National
Union
97 %c
4-
1
3-
6
Naugatuck
$1.083A
4-
1
3-
6
Nehi
New
Brunswick
50c
3-29
3-14*
25C
3-29
3-14*
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
5-31
(quar.)
$1.12%
8-31
8-17
4%
preferred
$1.12%
11-30
%
(quar. i
Associated Telephone
New
$5.40
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)
Michigan Steel Casting Co. (irreg.)
Middle
South
$2
Utilities,
Steel
8%
Miller
&
Minnesota
(quar.)
&
Mission
Appliance
Mission
New
New Jersey Power
1
4.05%
3-12
3-
50c
4-
1
3-12
$2
4-
(qv.ar.)
common
(quar.)-
7%c
15c
4-14.
4-
10c
(quar.)_
4-
2
2
3-19
5%
pfd.
(quar.j_
Corp.—
N.
5
3%%
3-
New
3-26
N.
50c
4-25
3-30
Newberry
7
Containers,
Mohawk Rubber
Ltd.,
Co.
(increased).
A
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)—
;
______
5% preferred (quar.)
Monroe Chemical Co.,
$3.50
Montana-Dakota Utilities
pref.
for
new
4% %
A
&
redeemable
preferred A
4-
2
4-
62 %c
3-16
(quar.)
Co.,
is
prior
3-22
3-
1
3-22
3-
1
4-
2
3-16
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
3-31
3-16
4-
1
3-10
22 %c
4-
1
3-15
$1.12'/2
recently
4-
1
3-15
above.
tquar.)_
Extra
Diablo
$1
pfd., (quar.)
$1
7-
1
2nd
4
(quar.)
$1
10-
1
9-14
$4
non-cum.
(quar.)
$1
1-2-52
12-14
5-15
5-
3-20
3-30
4- 9
3-30
3-20
3-26
3-
5-
1
4-16
4-
1
3-15
4-16
3-31
5%
6
4-14
Dry
3-
5
Corp.,
A
conv.
Car Co.
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.i—
Goods, common.
5%
4-
1
3-0
7%
4-
1
3-
3-
preferred
5Mi%
preferred
33A%
9
4-
2
3-
9
3-
9
9
3-15
59%C
4-
2
50c
4-
1
7-
3-15
3-24
*6-25
& Co.—See
62 %c
"Philio
t
CM
3-21
Morris"
Mountain States Power Co.,
5% preferred (quar.i—
new com,
(initial)
4%%
Norwich
preferred
&
___
3.90%
4.40%
series
RR.,
1
Pratt
&
2
Pratt
2
Pressed
3-30
3-20
3-
7
$10.50
3-20
3-20
3-15
20c
4-16
4-
J83/4c
3-31
4-20
33-
3-26
4-25
4-
35c
Public
4.08%
3-22
3-12
3-22
333Ac
pfd.
(quar.)_
___"
5-
1
4-
2
3-15
25c
4-
2
3-22
35c
common
(quar.)__
$25c
3-26
3-
4-
9
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1.
Match
Ohio
Water
5-10
Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferred A
Line Life
Ins.
Industries,
Co.
4%
of
3-31
3-
2
4-
3-15
$1.10
4-
2
2
3-20
3-14
(quar.)
56y4c
6-
1
5-15
America
A
(quar.)
20c
3-26
3-16
$1
3-31
3-21
(quar.)_
4-
2
3-
2
3-30
9iri
3-15
2
3-15
3-15
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
6"
4-
$35c
3-
4-16
4-16
3-20
75c
(quar.)
tf1
3-20
$75c
(quar.)___
3-31
$$1.50
(quar.)_
•4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
56'Ac
3-15
$4c
7-14
6-15!
$20c
3-28
2-23
$1.25
—
4-16
4-
6
3-20
3-
9
3-
5
preferred
Corp.,
a
—
35c
3-26
Co., (N. Y.) —
—!_.
50c
4-
Gas
$1
4-
2
$1.16V4
—
;
Co.
2
3-20
«:
-
:
4-
2
3-15
3-15
40c
(quar.)
voting
(quar.)
ccmmon
(quar.)—
on
share of common
3-
2
3-31
3-
2
2
3-23
3-12
3-12
50c
3-23
"$1.75
4- 2
3-20
2%%
3-30
2-28
50c
(quar.)
(stock div.
3-31
50c
(quar.)
3-
35c
common—
3-31
$1.02
common
non-voting
original preferred
3-30
3-13
the com.)
stock
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co. (quar.)__
Pure Oil Co.,-5% preferred (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd; (quar.)__<
Purity Flour Mills. $3.50 preferred (quar.)_
Quaker City -Fire & Marine Ins. Co. (Pa.) —
$1.25
4-
1
3-
9
3-31
3-15
5-
1
4-14
35c
3-31
2-15
4-10
3-13
5-31
5-
Quebec
3- 6
3-30
9
15c
.
87%c
v,
3-15
50c
:
preferred
8
37%c
:
(increased quar.)
Co.__
3-
97'Ac
Ohio
Service
3-24
3-
3-31
Quarterly
8
50c
1
3-15
Co.
3-
2
Quaker Oats Co., common (initial)
35c
<6%
preferred (quar.)——_—$1.50
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd.—
"
' $2c
'
2-22
2
3-24
4-
3-31
—
$1.25
3-15!?
25c
Trust
Electric &
preference
l/40th of
4-10
$2
$1.25
Co.,
7%
'
(quar.)
3-
2
$3c
___^
(quar.)__^
Publicker Industries
1
2*
3-24
4-
31'Ac
of Oklahoma—
Common
Co.—
4-
3-16,
22V2C
com.
(quar.i
preferred
Service
$1.40
3
4-1
3-
(quar.)_
Washington Insurance Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
5
1
3-26
15c
Service Co.
4%
Publication
4-
3-15
50c
45c
preferred
National Bank &
Public
3- 2
50c
933Ac
8%
partic.
4- 2
62%>c
com.
Quarterly
5
45c
:.
Public
2
3-30
1
3-23
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
Common
4-13
3-20
6-
$1
15c
$1
Co
Lambert, Inc, (irreg.)
& Company
Steel Car Co., Ltd.—•
Providence
3-15
35c
2
10c
Quarterly
2-28
1
4-
9
Providence Loan & Savings Society of Detroit—
2-28
75c
3-1G
3-
20c
—____
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Proprietary Mines, Ltd—
A
Prosperity Co., 5% -preferred (quar.)
3-23
,2-23
4-
*
Read
3-
2
3-21
2
25c
Pocahontas
non-cum.
3-
2
3-9
4-
•
of Canada, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)_
1st
6%
6-
4-
3-9
4-3
'
Corp.
6%
.
3-31
22y2C
5-10
Olin
Power
;
6-15
4-
4-2
per
(quar.)
(irreg.)
(quar.)____
preferred
3-31
10c
3-30
3-31
3-20
$9.G2'/2
5-31
4-20
3-20
30c
3-20
called
$120
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
3-20
50c
Corp
preferred
Creek
4% %
common
issue
at
1
dividend
Co.
+10c
—
A
this
Gas
10c
5-31
62 %C
2
3-30
plus
Coal
Mining
5%
Co.—
Go.
Worcester
Ohio Edison
Old
4-
3-31
June
Portland Transit Co., 5%
Potomac Electric Power
1
25c
Co. (quar.)
Portland Cement
Oak Mfg. Co
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Ohio Brass, class A—
3-31
3-
50c
Pharmacal
Novadel-Agene
4-20
3-31
2
$140
B—This
on
Common
3-12
$40c
3-20
4
15c
Porcupine Reef Gold Mines, Ltd. (mterim)—
Porter (H. K.) Co., Inc.
(Pad-
3-12
3-31;
50c
Quarterly
Norwich
21c
Pond
3-12
3-31
2
$25.62'%
class
redemption
75c
3c
'
:
3-31
90c
97'Ac
3-30
4-
35c
arrears
flOc
2c.
Company (quar.)
9
3-16
3-12
Class B
(quar.)—
3-
4-16
2,8
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pollock's, Inc.
3-12
(quar.)—.
States
3-
1
3-31
Leather
2
4-
B
(quar.)
preferred
share
Greyhound Lines—
preferred
Northwestern
2
3-23
4-
53 %c
53'/8C
(quar.)__l
Plough. Inc.
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)_"
3-15
3-31
Engineering Works
Northwestern
2
2
50c
Indiana, Public Service,
4'/2%. preference (quar.)
5
4-
4-
preferred
^
3-12
4-*
preferred class A—This payment clears
Pittsfieid
3-16
2
75c
pfd. (quar.)______
$1
4%% pfd. (accum.)ll'Ac
$4
$1.75
preferred
preferred
for
9
85c
Northern
3-12
4-
7%
3-16
3-
convertible
Common
3-17
35c
(quar.),.
3-
4-
2
30c
(accum.)
2
20c
1
4-
3-23
(quar.)_
North American Rayon Corp., $3
pfd. (quar.)
North American Refiactories Co.
(quar.)
North Star Oil, Ltd., 7%
pfd.
2
$$1.75
4-
4-
50c
(accum.)
4-
$$1.75
$1
20c
933Ac
:
2
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (increased).
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel—
9
50c
(quar.)_
4-
Insuiance
4'At %
>
Investment
4-13
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
9
Co.
American
4-
2
3- 7
3-
(quar.)
North American
$22 %c
4-
1
2
Ltd
North
$25c
_
3-15
4-
4-
Acceptance—
(Increased)
Northland
50c
3-30
$1
American
Class
6%
,
pfd.—
—
North American
$2
40c
'
preferred
414%
3-12
,
1
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
Piper Aircraft Corp.,
Pitney-Bowes, Inc..
2
——
5-
Phoenix
4-
(increased) ]
2
(quar.$1
3-12
$1.18%
(quar.)
2,::.'
4-16
3-15
7
t
4-
4-
1
2
9
3-15
1
5-
(quar.).
2
5
5
4-
•
5
3-
97%c
preferred
4-
3-
3-
3-26
4-16
4-
3-
3-26
,
;
3-15
4-30
20c
1
•
75c
25c
2
4- 2
5%
4%
4-
3- 2
933Ac
dividend
3-15
3-30
3- ,2.-.
62%c
Corp., 3%% pfd. A (quar.)_________
Philip Morris & Co., common (quar.)
1
50c
•
3-31
3-31
Philadelphia Transportation, coin, (resumed)
80c
Participation preferred (irreg.)
47 3/10c
Stock
\
25c
(quar.)
4-
——
Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.
Nicholson File Co. (increased)
Noma Electric
Corp
Co.
preferred
6-15
37%c
Philco
9
quar.)_
pfd.
2nd pfd.
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
$1 pref. common (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
3-20
4-23
$1.06%
593sC
Mount
pfd..(quar.)
2nd
non-cum.
3-12
6%
Niagara
$20c
Ltd
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
(Phillip)
2nd
non-cum.
3-
Northern Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry.
(quar.;_
re¬
Declara¬
shown
(quar.)
R.)
non-cum.
$4
3-
(quar.)
3-15
50c
(William
$4
4
1
(quar.).
4-
4-
$1.75
Works,
preference
convertible
3-16
3-30
933Ac
Special
1
6-15
5-
2
(quar.)..
Norfolk Southern Ry. Co.
1
1
f
3-16'?
2
Polaris
preferred
Normetal
3-
7-
9
4- 1
4-
5-15
2
—
3-20
3-
3-16,J
9-144
4-
(quar,)
preferred
Northern
;
common
common
(quar.)
3-15
3-22
1
12-14 a
4-
(initial
preferred
North
4-
10- 1
$1.12%
Corp.
3-16
1
$1.12y2
1-2-52
4-
(quar.)
Mining
3-
$142%
all
Company
Corp.
Chemical
1
$1.12%
$1.12%
3.90%
Nopco
3-16
4-
$1.12%
56'Ac
(quar.)_—__
2
3-22
87%c
,
3-15
4- 2
(quar.)
Gas
3-31
$20c
: c$l.12%
__
Common
Morris
2
$25c
Morgan Engineering Co.
$2.50
4-
$25c
7% preferred B (quar.).
*
II-II
Mocre Drop Forging Co.,
common—_„I
Moore
11-15
$20c
(quar.)„
Locomotive
Corp., Ltd.,
43A%I
12-15
45c
12 %c
:
preferred.
preferred
Montgomery Ward
7%
3-15
Co..—
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred—Stock
was
classified into
4%
4-14
62 %c
Common
Class
5-15
$20c
Extra
Monarch Knitting Co., Ltd. (quar.i—
4J/2% preferred (quar.)—.
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.—<
Montreal
6-15
$20c
Extra
Class B
Moore
$50c
25c
Mojud Hosiery Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class A
(quar.)—__
tion
3-15
'3-30
$1.25
(quar.)__
$1.50
RR.,
3.60%
3-12
2
A
87%c
.35c
(quar.)
$1.01 V4
—____
3.40%
3-15
3-31
4-
50c
$$1.25
$1.22 V2
class
(quar.)
Class
3-12
preferred
$1.06y4
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.
9
3-16
$50c
Semi-annual
Mobile Gas Service Corp., com.
4.90% preferred (quar.).
;$4.20
3J
2
1
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
preferred
J
4-
preferred
(quar.)—
33A%
preferred (quar.)
Newport Industries, Inc., common-,
$$1
Extra
4%%
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
3-12
$142'%
(quar.)
& Company
$1.12%
—
pfd.
Newport
8
(
1
1st
3.90%
Co.—
iquar.)
Louis
Service
(J. J.)
3-21
"4-
1st
$1.50
3-
9
3-26
Trust
Water
3- 5
4-13
25c
"
1st
75c
(quar.)_
3-15
2
3-22
42oc
Telegraph
(quar.)
preferred
York
Y.
4%%
$1.15
St.
preferred
3-13
held-
&
Light, 4%
Y. State Electric &
3-28
4- 2
$1.50
?
-i
3-26
$4.50
J15c
(quar.)_——:
preferred
3-15
./
4- 2
$4.50
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
$4.50
3-23
4-
&
4%%
,
3-30
20c
_____
Modern
Co.,
<quar.)_.
preferred
$1
$1.25
&
preferred
30c
(quar.)—_
Light
preferred
Y., Chicago
6%
3-19
4-
25c
Ste. Marie RR.
——
Co.
N.
3-20
56'Ac
______________
43A%
3-12
3-30
Gas
•
$4.50
10c
—
New Jersey Water, $4.25 preferred
New Orleans Public Service, com.
9
1
Haven
3-15
;
3-16
40c
A
-
3-10
3-12
Mississippi Glass Co._
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)—
1
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd.
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd.
(s-a)
.
—
(quar.)_
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
3-12
1
1
Paper
shares
Co.
—-
Telephone
3-31
2
'4- 2
3-15
15c
quar.)
(s-a)—
Telephone
4-
(stock dividend)—
One share of Mission Development Co. for
two
Co.
Quarterly
New
Corp.
each
gland
"•4-
2
17'/2C
Insurance
(quar.)
4-
2
Light,
E11
.
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
4-
Inc
Power
3-15
3-23
4-
Co.,
Ontario
2
30c
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault
Fund,
4-
4-13
75c
Convertible class A (quar.)
Miller-Wohl Co., common
4y2% convertible preferred
Minnesota
15c
common
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Mtnnesota
20c
common
preferred
preferred
67 %C
Inc
Products,
non-cum.
Fire
56'Ac
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
4 % %
preferred (quar.;
Midland
11-16
-
Co.—
9 7!
3-15
•
4-
$142%
England Gas & Electric Association—
4%% preferred (quar.)
New
England
Ins.
Co.
(increased
quar.)
New England Electric System (quar.)_
5-18
preferred
3-
:
4-
New
4% %
3-31
40c
47(/2C
Corp.
Co.
Water
Increased
Co.
3-15
2
9
3- 9
3-9
-•
$4
Co. (increased
(increased)
Corporation
95c
4-30
3-
^2 -
4-
7 "
50c
53VaC
Mfg.
96'Ac
quar.)
1
4-14
5-
•4-2
V.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
35c
3-
r 3-13 u
3^13
->4-^ •'
-
9
"3-15;
>3
$3.50
4-
\3lVzC
■
v
£-
3'/2% preferred (quar.) __>_
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.
Philadelphia Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
1
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
(Charles)
3-
-
*4-1
50c
Pfizer
preferred
•
'
•
...
: •
3-15
15c
&
common
>i:
'4- -i
$1.25
V
3-15
Extra
Tile
•
3-26
4%%
Co.—
Terminals
National
«
(quar,)-,
preferred fqiiar.)—
3-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-S3
4-
52c
5c
2
t,
-3^20>>
y
,5c
65c^
3-15
nioo^
-i$142,/3
3-21
——
...
$1,15
-
3- 2
—
3-15
*1.12%
2
(quar.)_—
3-20
5c
-(quar*)
,
20c
62 %c
-
-
-
Pet Milk Co.,
.
3-19
"
4-
Co.
Car,
a
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
3-15
3-15
3-30
i
1*
3-22
preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3-20
3-31
30c
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-16
2
2
!
75c
4'/*%
Tea
3-15
4-
•4-
2-23*
60c
,
25c
Sugar Refining Co
Supply Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quay.)
———
National
3-31
20c
Extra
Michigan
Steel
3-31
3-22,1
5-15
-
$1
.
.
-
'
1
3-26 '
$55c
:
•
preferred ' iquar.)
4%% .2nd preferred- (quar.)
;$5
•'
6'
20c
3-15
3-30
•
'•
3-30
40c
t
'
•
(resumed).
(quar.)
Products, Inc.
Starch
$1.12%
10c
————
(initial
Co.
—
Standard
National
4-30
■4-13
*
15c
Ltd.—
Penobscot Chemical -Fibre
Co.,
7% 1st preferred (s-a)
7-31
25c
(quar.)
6-15
"8-15
% %
3-19i
■
'$1.50
.Common
;
3-30
L_
(quar.)_______—
Mfg. Co.
Special
3-15
3-15
15c
Machinery
&
2
4-2
62%c
—-
Co
3-
2
62 %c
—
(quar.)
(quar.i(quar.)
&
Radiator
4-
3-15
62%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-20
Metropolitan Edison—
Michaels Stern
preferred
preferred
4-
$1.75
3.85%
,$1.25
$1.40 convertible preferred
—
common
3.80%
$1.12%
4- 2
(
2
4%%
Metropolitan Ericfc, Inc
Metropolitan Building Co.
(quar.)_.
4-
40c
(quar.i
Metals Disintegrating Co.,
4%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.35% preferred
Miami Copper Co._
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Paper & Type
National
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
5%
National
4- 2
25C
(quar.i
Corp.
Tnennit
4V2%
3-19
2
4-
87 %C
(Initial;
Mersey Paper, Ltd.—
4%% preferred (initial quar.)
7%
4- 2
4-
3c
20c
50c
common
Mesta
25c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—
New
Common
3-14
2
75 c
5c
Mengel
Merck
4-
$1.00'A
.J.
preferred (quar.)
Mead, Johnson & Co. (quar.)
87c
3-28
'
„
•
(resumed;-)
Pennsylvania Tetephonn Corp.—
$2.10 -preferred ^quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
Corp.
-
3-20 .H
Appliance ■CO.___^
4.60f% -preferred
: 4
:
3-10
3-20,'fl;
'
Pr.rney tj. O.Company
-■.Vv 60c '
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. ■(quar.), t !'■'■ 25<J
•
5% .-preferred (Quar.)(___
•
•* {$1.25-.
Pennsylvania-Po^er-$r Light,-common
;40c
:
0- 1
•
25c
Peninsular Telephone* Co_ (quar.)-
4-
2
■:3-15 H
$1.75
<
Peden Jton & Steel tquar.).
Peninsular Metal- Products
"4- 2
115c
Tubes*
4%
4-
3- '7:11
3-13^1
2
*-16
(irreg.),.„,.
pfd. (quar.)_
3-15
4-
,
tl5c
•
.
(quar.)
.
Co..
3-15
•
"4-10
Corp.
3- 7
116c
(quar.)
A
Lead
Cat
4-
($1;10
(quar.)
4- 2
150c
(quar.)
class A
60c
National
3-15
3-30
3-30
A
class
60c
Co
Gypsum
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class B——
Motor
2
$1.12%
Eastern Pipe Line.Co.~
-preferred fquar.f^——
Paramount Pictures Corp. 4quar.)
-
"
Co.
2,n
'
4-12
60c
;
'*%
3-23
4-
3-16.H
3-23
75c
1
Express Co
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Public •Service
4-
8c
50c
Panhandle
3-15
•
(quar.)
3-28
15c
-
——
4-
75c
..
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common
$1.75
1(1-20
37%c
,r__
(quar.)____
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
tqnar.f
preferred C<iuar4-
Fagc-Hersey
7-21
10-36
|c
,
—
Corp.
5-1
Co.
Pacific Tin
Consolidated
Pacific Western
Oil:Corp.,
—
(quar.)——-,,——
Box
3-16
Electric
preferred
Packard
——
(Hartford)
Co.
4
Co.
...
Fire
Quarterly
12 %C
common——___
Machine
4-
3- «
4- 2
■
Common
j6%
.
•
Quarterly
National
7c
$1
.
-•
Welding
4-18
5-
5c
.
—
•Quarterly
National
3-15
3-24
.
1
40c
■■
Quarterly
3-15
10%
l—-
■
3-15
lc
dividend*___________
•National
3-20
4-
4- T
31'AC
(s-a)
Investors
Chemical
3-15
;
3-15
"
4-14
35c
Intermountain
Pacific
Pacific
3-
&
Lighting,
$4.50
3-31
2
4-14
65c
(6-av..
—
—
National City Lines, Inc.
$4 preferred A (quar.)
3-17
$1.12%
—
Electric "(stock
2
3-31
City Bank of Cleveland
Scini-annual
3-16
4-
National
3-20
2
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
common
Mascot Oil Co.—
'Massachusetts
1
4-
50c
___—
pfd.
4-
$1
(quar.;—.__
Masawippl Valley RR.
1
25c
—___
Martin-Parry Corp.
Maryland Drydock Co.,
.
20c
(quar.)
com.
•
•4-16
1
3-27
$1
<quar.)_)
3-12 ft
3-15
American
4-16
1*
4-
15c
9
4-16 B
5-15
$1.12y2
Investors, Inc.
$1.50 preference (quar.)
Pacific Coast
Aggregates, Inc
'
7%
Co.
2
5-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
2
4-
$81
(quar.)
2
4-
$$1.25
3-28
*
'
(quar.)
3-15
2
3-12
common
Oswego Palls Corp., 4%% pfd.
Pabco Products, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
9
3-15
4-
$2
Co.
3-
4-16
(Md,)_—
Co., common—.
Breweries, Ltd., common
preferred
3-20
3-20
3-
3-31
(quar.)
& Debenture
50c
125c
1,
Biscuit
Loan
50c
15c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
Co., Inc.
Corp.
2
3-31
25c
(quar.)
3-31
$1.50
4c
37 %c
75c
—
Brothers
&
2
4-
60c
3-30
Pabst
(quar.)-
preferred
Myers
8%
Ontario
Holder$
Payable of Rec»
25c
common
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd.,
,
America—
of
preferred
Nash-Kelvlnator
dep.
—
(quar.)————
Mutual System, Inc., common (quar.)
Communica¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
common
Corp.,
preferred
When
Share
(increased
Omnibus
6%
Ltd.—
Amer.
Omar,
3-15
2
Mutual
Machine
International
3-12
2
4-
_
.
Increased semi-annual
Marathon
3-29
4-
——
Corp. of America, common iquar.)_
convertible preferred (quar.)—.-—-—-
3-15
Trust
30c
(increased)
Murray
3-14
30c
Corp.
Inc.,
40c
Co.
Brass
Murphy Paint Co., Ltd.—
3-21
$$6
Oliver
$1.183'4
+20c
50c
4%
50c
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)—————37V2C
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (irreg.)—_
25c
Muter Company
(quar.)
15c
3-12
Inc.——-—
Per
Name of Company
■1,
3-15
3-31
25c
—
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd.
3-15
Manitoba Sugar Co., Ltd., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (increased)
(quar.)
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Mullins
3-31
Mueller
—
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.i .-A..————
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
——s
Mandel
of Company
3-29
$12%c
—•
(quar.)_———L_i
When
per
Name
Payable of Rec.
50c
__________
Export Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)---
B
Holders
When
Share
(quar.l__
.
1
46
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
$25c
(quar.)__
Queen Anue Candy Co
;
Radio
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
1st
Purina
5-25
4-
3
-1
5c
—
87%c
.4-2
(quar.)——
93%c
,4-
of America—
preferred
'4- 2
Co., 33A%
4-16
3,
9
1
.
(quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred
2
3-12 :
pfd.
(quar.)
50c
4-
1
2
3,-12
33-
2
9
r,
Volume 173
Number 4995
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1215)
..
.
:.
pfd.
conv.
preferred
•
(quar.)_
60c
4-
1
3-15
50c
4-12
3-22
7%
preferred
4-
1
3-15
Shuron
Optical
$1.183/»
4-
2
3-15
Sicks
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Co,
Brothers,
Reliance Mfg-.
Inc.
3-26
3-
4-
1
4-
2
3-
$1.12'/a
4-
2
3-
9
115c
4-
1
3-13
25c
4-
2
3-12
prior
preference
A
—
Sloss-Sheftield
Increased
2
-10
2
3-10
4-
2
3-
$1.75
4-
r
3-15
.
$1.75
>7.
1
6-15
4%
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
Society
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
Solar
:
*_
:
$1.75
_1-L-
Products
Inc.,
Co.—
1
10-
25c
Common
Class
B
Co.
Solvay
3-15
2
3-16
2
3-16
3-16
Soss
50c
.4-2
1
44-
'
1
3-15
5%
.
3-15
5%
120c
3-15
South
'
4-
3-
9*
~ 20c
4-
2
3-15
prior
Ro'eser
&
$1.12y2
4-
2
3-15.
Rdme'
4%
f
Cable
Corp.,
convertible
,
.Roos
Brothers,
3-20
3-
4-
60c
Rothmoor
Class
2
3-15
4-
3-16
1
3-28
3-
4-
3-
5
50c
2
6
3-15
4-
6
3-15
17y2c
4-14
3-30
Common
8%c
4-14
3-30
4.80%
50c
4-16
3-29
$1.75
4-16
3-29
—-i___
—
„
7%
Ruppert
Russell
Company '
Stock ' dividend
Russell
Southern
i_
Safety
Car
5%
St:
4-
2
3-14
3-24
3-10
2nd preferred
Lawremfe
'
1st
5%
'
Sperry
4-
5
9
3-
2
San Antonio
Gold
A
Water
Jose
Wcrlcs,
Schwitzcr
1:60c
4-25
4-
3
Staley
7':." 50c
3-31
3-15*
5V2 %
3-31
6-15
'6-
preferred
9-15
'9-
$1.25
12-15
12-
$4
preferred
8ccvill
Mfg.
3.65%
3-23
4-17
$3
$1.10
6-16
3-ie
Standard
3-17
33/4%
3-21
4- 2
Standard
3-19
3-10
3-27
3-22;
27V2c
5-
1
8-
1
$7
85c
5-
$1
50c
5-
9iy4c
$1.07V2
83%c
6-
common
.—
3.35%
Co..
pfd.
(quar.)—
4-
64-
1
1
2
l':
1
1
Ste\ens
&
Clark,
Silica
9
Stanley
.5-14
3-
Stedman
9
Street
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-20
4-
2
3-15
3-21
3-
5
6-10
6-
(Mass.)
Drug,
3-12
Stern
3-12
Stem
4-
35c
3-31
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
3-20
3-
IV2C
3-30
18%C
(quar.)
3-26
4-23
4-16
4-
1
(irreg.)—
Inc.
Seaboard
Air
Line
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
(increased
Common
5%"non-cum.
-
5%
5%
.
non-cum.
5%
«■
non-cum.
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Finance,
A
Sebgrave
Corp.
Gas
8eattle
5-
Common
"
■
,
Co.,
common
Acceptance
1
Board
Dye &
preferred* (quar.)_——
5%
31V..C
31 Vic
(quar.)
<
Seiberling Rubber Co.
4V2% prior preferred
:
*
..
•.
Inc.,
Shaler
Co.,
class
& Dohme,
Sharp
Sharon
Steel
Shattuck
—
(quar.)
(Frank
Non-cum.
1
United
N.
United
5-
1
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
4% redeemable series A preferred
pfd.
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.
United
Shell
:
Oil
Co.
Sheraton
Corp.
$1.25
of
Corp.
3-20
3-13»
U.
S.
Fidelity
12'/2C
8-15
8-
U.
S.
3-30
3-
3-29
3-19
4-16
3-31
4-
3-15
87y2c
.
1
3-30
7
$4
3-16
4-
2
4-
7
4-
3-15
(quar.)
4-17
2
3-17
4-
2
175C
4-
1
3-16
50C
,3-30
3-20
3-
4 16
(irreg.),
30C
S.
U.
-
U.
1
33-
1
3-31
3-
2
5-
1
3-31
40c
4-
1
3-
1
6-
7-
2
12c -
4-16
3-31
Taylor,
4-16
3-31
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., cOra. (quar.)
75c
3-30
3-16
50c
4- 1
3-15
1
8-31
1-2-52
11-30
3-20
50c
,
(quar.)——
1
10-
1-
4-
2
$1
4-
2
3-20
4-1
4-
1
3-15
—
125c
4-
2
3-
9
15c
4-
2
3-
9
150c
4-
—
—
2
3-
9
40c
4-
2
3-15
50c
4-12
4-
2
(increased)—L
Steel
31 Vic
4- 2
(quar.),,
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4 60%
3-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—t
(quar.)__—
—
Canal
•
4-15
4-
3-20
4-
3-16
4
2
•
4-13
33-
.
8
4-13
8
4-
2
):•
1
?
3- 9
'
f
/■'
15c
3-31
25c
4-
2
3-12
35c
'
(quar.)
(interim)
3-31
2-28
4-
2
3-15
5-
7
3-22
3-30
3-16
Y
V
al0%
(irreg.)
(quar.)
,
20c
$2.50
t: 3-10
.4
:J,
4-10
3-20
ioc
4-
2
3-13
$1.06y4
4-
2
3-15
25c
4-
6
3-19
60c
common
Corp
(Bait.)
preferred
(quar.),
(quar.)
3-30
3-16
\
50c
4-16
3-22
;
$1
4-
2
2-
9
$1.75
—
4-
2
2-
9
20c
4-
6
3-20*
20c
4-
6
3-20*
$1.75
——
(quar.)
preferred
4-
2
3-20'*
$1.12V2
(quar.)
$1.50
Y.)
(N.
-fe
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-20
3-30
3-20
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
'
$1
4-
2
3-
3
$1.75
4-
2
3-
8
$1.25
Securities
International
1st
3-30
60c
40c
Co.
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
S.
Leather
S.
3-30
3-20
75c
3-19
3-12
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co., $4
class
Lines
A
Co.,
participating—
pld. (increased)__
conv.
preferred
4'/2%
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Quarterly
22y2c
(s-a)
(quar.),,..
7-
1
6-15
75c
Quarterly
3-20
2-28*
75c
6-20
5-31*
75c
Quarterly
U.
9-20
8-31*
75c
—
S.
S.
U.
Playing
Printing
Card
&
preferred
U.
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
Stsel
A
Co.
(increased),
Lithograph
(quar.)
Co., 8%
12-20
11-30*
$1.50
—
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),,
preferred
(auar.)
U.
S.
Trust
Steel
United
Co
Y.),
Stores
35c
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
Universal
$1.06 Vt
4-
2
3-
9
$1.15
4-
2
3-
5-21
>
5-20
new
(initial)
com.
(increased)
8-19
$1.75
11-20
$3.50
4-
2
5-
1
7-31;
11-
8.'
3-15
common
117y2c
Steel
J-
10c
4-14
3-20
4-14
3-20
$1.50
5-15
4-28
50c
4-13
3-28
25c
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
30c
5-
9.
,
preferred
Cyclops
3-30
I7y2c
(quar.),,
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.),,
Extra
$4.02 y2
3-15
6-11
$2
$1.75
preferred
Wallpaper, Inc.,
Universal
2
$1.75
—
Corp.—
convertible
United
4-
!5c
Ltd.
Stockyards Corp.,
United
$G
(N.
Corp.,
convertible
7Cc
3-16
62'/2c
v
preferred
United
1
Corp.—
7%
7%
4-
Co.
non-cum.
7%
3-15
20C
56y4c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
„
55c
U. S.
1
40c
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
4- 2
4.10%
5
1
4-1
20c
—
&
6
•
Gypsum
5%
(quar.)
Iron
3-29
175c
B
Non-cum.
1
4-
28yBc
2
Wharton
4-
5
3-
3-23
Shares
(quar.)
Guarantee
S.
$5
9
3-
26 AC
i
Inc., common—
common
Cos.
3-21
3-
$1
Foreign Securities Corp.—
lsi preferred
(quar.)
2nd
7%
3-20
30c
U.
U.
1-
Instrument
3-31
75c
Special
3-17
*
preferred (quar.)
Tamblyn, Ltd., common
Taylor
2
3-17
4-
110c
(quar.)—_—
4.64%
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1
15c
4»/2%
America—
(quar.)
62y2C
1
preference
2
4-
25c
class A
Co.,
preferred
&
S.
3-20
$1.13
,
4%
2-26
'•
4-
$1.75
Guaranty
preierred
$4.50
36
U.
3-15
4- 2
156V4C
quar.),
3-20
4-
(quar.)
Extra
'
convertible preferred
Co.
S.
&
convertible
,
(quar.)—
(increased
1
3-14
2
-
•
2-28
56c
3-30
3-
150c
3-30
$1.12'/2
Co.
Storage
Foil
7 "to
U.
3-16
4-10
S.
Class
3-24
2
Cold
7%
U.
3-15
4-14
4-
75c
(quar.)——
Inc.,
3-20
Finishing Co.
—
Quarterly
f
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
*
Syivania Electric Products,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
(James),
2
f
3
Swift & Company—
Talcott
4-
75c
(quar.)
4
——
3-21
'
(quar.)
Products
9
3-12
9
3-15
$1
Specialties Co' (quar.)——
5-
3-31
*
(quar.),
—
Shellmar
3-
3-
2
v..
&
5-15
3-10
,,3-16
10c '
*
Extra
•3-21
2
2
;
Works,
Dye
preferred
S.
1
^lc
Company
redeemable series B
2-20
RR.
J.
U.
5
—
Paper Co.
4y4%' convertible preferred
'
4-
4-
J
Corp.
3-
Sutherland
2-20
44-14
4-14
1
3^30
.
*
V/2%
6-10,
B
2
$1.25
ft
Piece
2
quar,)——
Tool
Mining Co*
6
3-20
f
Corp.—
Fund
3-21
common .(increased)
preferred
Sunshine
3-
4-
(quar.)
participating preference
1
4-
.
75c
(quar.)
G.)
4%%
3-10
'
3-28
,'
$1.12V2
——
Inc
Corp.
.
4- 1
4- 1
3-30
3-23
4- 1
4- 2
25c
(quar.)
B
.
10c
—
common
preferred
$4.50
r
•'.
$1.13
$1.25
15c
1
4- 1
7-1
45c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.),
Seismograph Service Corp..,;
5%
Sel-vel,
/
7-
3-30
Corp.,
Improvement Co.
3-
4-
Sunray Oil
'15c
——
_—
5 v preferred
6
62y2c
Corp.
3-
4-
Sundstrand
-
3-
(quar.)
Gas
1
50c
9
6-10
3-31
3-30
25c
Inc.—
4-10
25c
9
A
4-14
y
-
(quar.)
Income
{
8-10
11-10
(accum.)
3-20
common—
(Canada)
Machine
8-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Carton
Co.
Funds;
4-
$1,25
(quar.),
Corp.,
preferred
3-19
5-10
11-15
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)
.''4- 1
(quar.)„_
3-
4V4%
2
5-15
3?y2c
:
United
1
(quar.),.—
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
3-
1
4-
25c
'
1
America
Chemical
110c
(quar.)—
com.
3-30
3-10
Fruit
3-
25c
3-30
4- 1
,
75c
15c
common
of
Extra
1
30c
Sunbeam
(quar.),
&
preferred
4-
35c
(initial
Corp.
Co.
preferred
National
—
1
Assurance
common
Biscuit
Molasses, Ltd., ordinary
(increased quar.)
3-
Life
New
62y2c
.
5
$1
United
20c
4- 5
,Sun
4-
(quar.)
common
United
(quar.)
3-22
3-22
4-15
40c
Co.,
3-23
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
3LV4c
is-a)
4-13
75c
4-25
Corp.,
preferred
3-17
(irreg.)
RR.
Illuminating
65c
Sun
Chemical
3-28
(quar.)
Gas
(irreg.)
3-22
$4.50
Co.
Co.
United
60c
Corp.
3-22
3-22
3-16
Co
12'/2c
—
4-10
12-14
2
4-
15c
Rubber
Sulphur & Oil Corp.
$4.25
A
preferred
(increased)—
Corp.
Mfg.
Pacific
6%
.
3 20
35c
United
$1.75
Stromberg-Carlson, 4%
Studebaker
&
preferred
United
V
2
53ysc
(quar.)
Corp.
3-30
Corp.
9-17
Street
Investment
United
)
3-15
62y2c
3-30
150c
common...
preference
Clothier,
*
4-
(quar.)
15c
&
3-20
(quar.)
4-25
162 y2c
preferred
4-10
4-10
4-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
prior
2
(quar.)
4-16
150c
Ltd
45c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
Securities
'
(quar.)——
Roebuck & Cel.
Settrs.
5%
4-
3-15
3-15
50c
1
25c
Strawbridge
pfd.
93 %c
—
3-16
$1.25
$1.75
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.; 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sullivan Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.——
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.35 preferred B (quar.).-,-—-
$1.35
"
3-16 '
25c
(quar.)
4-25
Inc
6-J5
2
(quar.)
$1.50
156 Vic
(quar.)
50c
15c
(quar.),
common
-
4-
*
65c
33%c
33%C
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.60
3-27
3-27
6-26
9-27
12-27
$1
quar.)
preferred A (quar.),,,
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar,)
non-crm.
Seaboard
Co.—
RR.
4-
10c
preferred
United
3-17
(
Stokely-Vift* Camp Inc.,
\
common
United
Inc., 3,/e%
pfd. (quar.)
Textiles, 4 V2 % pfd. (quar.)
Stewart-Warner
25c
—
4-
150c
25c
Asbestos
United
■
<
150c
25c
United
3-17
75c
(quar.)
common
3-30
75c
25c
25c
J.)
3-16
Corp
LaSalle
4.50%
3-26
8
3-15
4-
(quar.)
South
7%
—
4-
■
3-15
Union Stock Yards of
Omaha, Ltd
Co.—
(increased)
4
,
)
1$1.12'/3
preierred
Products,
Udylite Corp.
'
Fffhd,
Radio
United
3-15
25c
prior
4%
3-15
50c
convertible preferred
City Rapid Transit—
Union
2
i
3-15
4-
1$1.25
Temper Corp., 4'/2% pref. (quar.)
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
Union
3-31
120c
(quar.),.
Company,
Common
3-14
$1
1
3-15
4-30
120c
Products
Union
—
——
class
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.
&
1
2
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
9-
4-
*
3-15
quar.)
(quar.)
convertiole
3-15
94c
Engineering
Brewers,
Sterling
3-20
Y
2
50c
com.
Ltd.
3-20
40c
.
4-
2
•
_
Corp.
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
208
f
4-
;
Treesweet
Trico
9?,c
15c
Extra
4>/4%
3"
110c
(quar.)
-
3-15
132c
common
/
f
3-
2
3-27
Corp., Ltd., class A
preferred
Trav-ler
3-20
4-
35c
$1.75
B
4y2 %
5%
Company
Steiling
Stock
Common
Products
Traders Finance
Class
50c
•
!
Works, Ltd.,
(increased
4-
115c
t
——
Insurance
Mortgage Co,
Torrington Company
Twin
(quar.)
3-19
A
—
(quar.)
Ltd
Brothers,
Union
(quar.)
Investment
3-19
4- 2
4- 2
.
$1.12V2
25c
——"
Ltd.
Toronto
8-*n
Co
Brothers,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Axle
Tailors,
preferred
Class
Light Corp.—
Ltd.,
S.)
7%
5-15
$1.50
-—
(L.
State
B
Inc.
Detroit
Top
9-14
$2
(quar.)
Corp.,
Works
Starrelt
5-14
'
6-15
(s-a)
Common
Steel
15c
(quar.)
series A preferred (qy.ar.)—
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc. (irreg.)_
$4.50
Scuddcr
ctfs
(accum.)
Radio,
4-17*
3-
A
Products
Standard
4-17*
;
3-20
True
3-20
Ltd.—
&
3-10
2
2-26*
$1
A
(Ohio)
preferred
Standard
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Common
Power
3-31
preferred
Timken
$1.25
Ins*-
Paving & Materials,
Standard
7-18
(quar.)
Electric
Scranton
Co.
$1.06y4
4V4%
Timely Clothes,
Union
Participating
convertible
Participating
4-18
27V2C
!
Oil
3-10
Twentieth
4-16
3-19
50C
preferred
preferred
3-15
3-10
Electric—
&
3-16*
2
3-31
$1.25
$6 prior preferred (accum.)
$7 prior preferred (accum.)
4- 2
50c
'quar.)
Gas
2
4-
4-14
1
45c
—
Co.,
4-
120c
Thrift
5-
$1.16 V*
redeemable preferred
Standard
2
20c
(quar.)—_
Fuel
3iy4c
$1.12'/2
common
pfd. series B
convertible
3-30
$1.25
Steam
&
participating
4- 1
4-16
75c
125c ')
(quar.)
Co.,
3-15
:
Manufacturing
Fruit
♦Standard
4-10
3-
E.)
Participating
4'/2%
17c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
3-15
4-10
Co.—
(N.
1.
$5
(A.
Standard
preferred
3-31
Co.—
(quar.),
series
preferred (initial series),
Stores, Ltd., new common (.initial
Thriity Drug Stores, Inc., 4y2 % pfd. A (quar.)
*
Inc.,
$1.50
Ship,
1
Paper Co.—
$3.40
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
Co.—
L tquar.)
3-20
$1.25
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance
1
Co.
preferred A
6V2%
Scott
3-27
(quar.)
$3.75 pref.
(quar.)
Standard Factors Corp.,
3-15*
$5
$1.25
$1.25
—
Cummins
30c
C.)__
9
preferred
(quar.)—_
common
N.
1
preferred
Mines, Ltd
Inc.
3-20
3-
$4
——_———
Schick,
4-16
12-
$4
3-16*
5
2
3
Sangamo .Electric Co,
(quar.)———Sangamo, Ltd.
(quar.)—
San
4-20
9-10
4-
75c
series
3-
5-15
common,
12-10
4-3
.
preferred
1st
3-31
140c
1S1.50
Ltd.,
8c
4-25
3
3-16*:
2
5
27c
Springfield Fire & Marine
Quarterly
Square D Company (quar.)
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons
,
Insurance
3-
7c
4-25
——
'
7c
t$1.50
•
3-31
Common
4-
3-23
2
5%
.
Trailmobile
■
*.
9
3-16
Common
1
4-16
3-15
_
r;:
6-15
25c
'
3-15
4-
3-16
3-31
Spokane Portland Cement
Regis Paper Co.
4.40%
r
.
50c
(quar.)
3-21
Ry.—
Marine
&
;y;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.),
4-
—
3-31
.■
1
6-25
4-
3-14
Co.—
1
3-22
—
Fire
25c
4-
4-
Iron
12y2C
3-15
50c
25c
Toronto
3-13
3-15
4-16
'
General
3-20
3-31
3iy4C
Toronto
1
3-22
3-22
50c
conv.
Tooke
4-
;
3-22
1
3-30
(quar.)__
non-cum.
3-16
3-28
1
4-
5
(quar.)—
5%
3-14
10c
4-
(quarterly)!
Thor Corp. (quar.)
Thorofare Markets,
4-
3-14
3-13
—
3-28
j
Electric
4-
4.65%>
4-25
—
Paul
preferred
Mills
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Thomaston
3-16
2
1
i5C
4-2
4-
4-
126c
Tishman Realty &
Construction, Inc. (qyar.)
Tobin Packing Co., common
(quar.)—,„i,
50c
3-
$4
Tip
,4-2
2
31V4C
3-16
$1
4-10
4-
——
3-
2
1
50c
(quar.),,,
3-15
2
5-
4-15
—
2
4-
4-10
(quar.),—
$1.121/2
(quar.)
Trust
3-21
4-
.
Quarterly
Gas
A
Gas
150c
tl83/4c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——————
V
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Co
St.
(quar,),
3-15
1
quar.)
preferred
4-
9
2
57V2c
3-19
$1.20
Stock
Natural
3-21
$1.75
preferred
preferred
Co.
1
4-
Third Canadian General Invest.
Trust, Ltd.—
Ciass A
50C
com.
Railway Co.
preferred
3-14
$1.25
5%
St.
1
(quar.)
1
$1
„————;—
Francisco
San
2
3-15
37M.C
2
37y2c
preierred
Louis,
3-
3-26
(quar.)
4-
$2.50
preferred (quar.)
Sti Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—
St'.
3-30
Common
(quar.)——
—
2
62y2c
Electric
$1
*'•
2nd
Common
&
60c
u
—
(quar.)
3-
57y2c
pfd.
(Durham,
4-
yPaper Mills Co., Ltd.—
preferred
$2.46
!
$6
Thermoid
5-
5-
$1
15c
-
Co.
non-cum.
Southwestern
April
common
Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd.
Gas
Ohio
1
4-
3-30
England Telephone Co. (quar.)
and
3-31
4-14
8c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_„
Process,
(quar.)
Co.
3-31
$1
4-
$1
'
7
—
Carbon
Quarterly
4-14
$1.37
(increased
convertible
3-15*
1
32c
Hampshire)
(quar.)
(Rhode Island)
Thermatomic
3-29
common—
Co.,
25c
—
(quar.)
3-31
4-10
125c
Service
Insurance
non-cum.
5%
per shr. plus this dividend)
Manistee Lumber (quar.)
——
A
4-30
5-
31'/4C
(quar.)
Southwest
3-20
3-31
Light & Power Co.,
3-31
:
Power
Pacific
Mobile
3-20
25c
Lawrence
$6
2
125c
preferred
75c
Stl
4-
30c
•V.'l'at $112.50
St: Joseph
5%
5%
10%
.
&
9
3-12
2
common———
Quarterly.
Safeway Stores, Inc., common—
4%
preferred (quar.).—.
1
5%
pfd. (called for redemption on
Saginaw
3-
4-
$1.12Va
——
Ltd.,
.
Co.,
preterred
New
Southern
3-26
5Qc
—
Shops, new common (initial)—
Heating & Lighting Co., Inc.—
Industries,
Saoo-Loweli
4-2
:
Bag & Paper
preferred
Southern
(Jacob), 41/2% pfd.
(quar.)
(F. C.) Company (quar.)——
1
(quar.)
Indiana
3-15
4-30
(quar.)—_
1
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
Riibenstcin-;(See Helena Rubenstein)
Ruberoid
12-10*
3-30
$1.25
3-
4-
$1.14
preferred
Textron, Inc.
3-15
3-29
$1 14
(quar.),,
(New
3-15
y3-30
ioc
25C
Southern Franklin
3-10
4-
—
12-20
12'/2c
(quar.)
&
Sugar
Public
Fire
3-20
Royal Typewriter Co.. common
7preferred (quar.)—
9-10*
.
25c
A
Gas,
(quar.)!
(quar.).
Rico
partic.
$6
(quar.)_
6-11*
(quar.)
Canada
$1.50
—
(quar.)
6-20
\0c
!
Southern
3
Inc.
$2.30
2
gc
Electric
Textron,
3-10*
10c
pfd."
participation preferred
4.32% preferred (quar.)
6%
3-20
15c
5%
5
4-
40c
California Edison—
Southern
4-16
9-20
Inc.,
(quar.)
4%
Electric
Co., Ltd.
common-,:
A
4-10
150c
Inc.
Corp.,
preferred
Southern
3-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
ftotel, Inc.,
3-15
1
(quar.)
Southern Advance
9
25c
(quar.)
6%uion-cuni.
.
2
4- 2
(quar.)
$1.25
Inc.—50c
Inc.
Porto
Southam
3-15
4-
..$1.25
preferred
1
5-
;
Extra
$1.25
common
4-
145c
4-
45c
Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light
Co., $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.),
Texas Utilities Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Products & Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
Common
preferred
preferred
Corporation, common
Roosevelt
,
Co.
Southeastern
preference
Pendleton,
3-15
175C
Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4'/2%
8%
—
A(quar.)„;
1
53c
Typewriters,
common
preferred
South
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
5%
„
Co.
Carolina
South
—
preferred
4-
When
share
(quar.)
.
$1.25
(quar.),
Company
preferred
Texas
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.,
4.60%
Reckwood & Company—
5%
2-28
quar.)
Clothes,
American
Mfg.
3-20
(Boston)
2
8%
Co.—
convertible preferred
Paper Co., common,
5'/2%. preferred
(quar.)
1
'4V2%' preferred (quar.)
Rockland-Atlas
National
Bank
increased- quarterly
4-
;
$1.25
3-20
\
t$1.25
Sorg
v$50c
(quar.)_
2-28
1
Sonotone
(quar.)37V2c
150c
Rochester Telephone Corp., common
2
75c
Special
9-15
150c
Controls
4-
Tennessee
1
75c
(increased
B'-anc!
1
4-
(reduced)-:
Rdbertshaw-Fiilton
HOC
common
Iron
&
Corona
preferred
South
| (Robertson <P. L.b Mfg. Co., Ltd
Robinson;* Litfie & Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
.
&
Aircraft
3-30
4-
-
participating class A preferred' (quar.)
3-
class B
Corp
1
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
'
$2
3-31
(quar.),,,
Steel
C.)
..
Riverside
<
130c
(quar.)
O.)
50c
(accum.)
9
3-16
J?5c
(L.
■
,
participating class A
Silk'Mills, Ltd.— .
3-
75c
(A.
$1.25
.
2
3-30
i
Smith
6-15
$1.75
(increased).;
common
<quar.)_,
Cement
7-
-
_
preferred tquar.j,
4-
35c
Name of
Telluride Power, 6% 2nd
pfd.
Technical Fund, Inc.
Tennessee Corp.
(increased)
4-10
quarterly
Smith
Smith
^
(quar.)
•
3
.
1
- (quar. >
preferred-* quar.)___
A
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
4-
4-
Ltd.
preferred
90c
>
7% '2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.25
-20"
__
;
1st
Conipany,
1
1
(quar.)
(N.) Company, Ltd.,
2.12V'2
preferred
(quar.)
Y
-20°
(quar.)
2nd preferred
;6%* preferred
5%
-25
4-
5-
1 $ 1.75
(quarO
Co.
Slater
'
7%
Riverside
125c
Per
•
..
0) Rec.
Dairies, Ltd.—
-12
1
(initial)
Co.
7%
Ritter
(quar.)
Breweries,
40c
(quar.)
Inc.—
7%'lst preferred
°7% 1st preferred
Metal
2
4-25
4-
$1,371/2
$1.12Vz
(quar.) j
Tobacco, 4.50% pfd. (quar.)
2nd
4-
35c
Holdert
Payable
C^ of Canada, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Skenandoa
Rayon
Corp.—
5%
prior preferred
(quar.),,,"
-12
25c
Rice-Stix,
.
3
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
RKinelander-Paper
7%
4-
common
convertible
Reynolds. (R. J.)
3,60% ^preferred
Rieke
75c
California—
of
2*
When
Share
Sllverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
Silverwood Western
9
Textiles, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)
'51/2 %
Common
3-19
25c
(quar.)
Renfrew
<5%
Sherwin-Williams
3-16
30c
pfd.
common
(quar.)
Republic Supply Co.
Reynolds Metals Co.,
3-31
87V2C
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
25c
.
Co., 3y2%
Remington-Rand,
$4.50
A
Stores, 43/4%
Roller' Bit
Reeves
Per
Name of Company
~
5%r prior
Red Owl
Share
-
$1.25
Company, 4% 2nd pfd.
Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Reed
•
(quar.),,,
Reading
Real
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
...... i.
Name of Company
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40
47
9
$1.16
4-
2
3-
9
$1.161/4
4-
2
3-
9
8%
Leaf
preferred
Universal
Tobacco,
(quar.)___
1
4-16
$2
4- 2
3-19
—
25c
4- 2
3-15
pfd. (accum.)——
$2
4-2
3-15
common
(quar.)
Winding
Co.
Upressit Metal Cap, 8%
f
W,V
43
(1216)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name
Upson
4'/2%
Utah
of Company
Company,
(quar.)
Light Co.___
&
Knitting
5%
Co.,
5%
prior
6-10
6-
62Vic
62Vic
4-2
(quar.)
Fund
62Vic
—
10-
1
12-22
2
3-15
4-
—38c
3-
2
20c
Inc.-
3-20
3-30
3-
9
30c
._
3-20
3-
9
6-11
5%
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
$1.25
—
3Vi %
Victor
Products
6%
$5
preferred
(quar.)
4-
2
Power
4-
3-31
3-
10c
3-26
2
2-28
25c
4-30
3-23
3-
37V2C
5-
1*
8-
1
37'/2C
7-17
been
ferred
4-
410c
4-16
3-30
4-
$20c
■
35c
$1.25
______—
income
and
5c
vestment
tributed
securities
1950
from
31 Vic
Kootenay
7%
Power
preferred
West
Gas
Ohio
4-
2
3-14
3-19
3-
45c
3-24
3-10
$1.12%
4-16
3-16
$1.05
4-16
3-16
__
(quar.)—
______
$1.02%
50c
$1.12%
Co.
3-15
3-
Mont.)
4-
2
3-23
6-
some
The
3-15
March
or
6-15
6-
7
30c
9-15
9-
7
Mon
C.
advised
6
stock
of
Idaho,
and
4-2
3-9
4-
3-15
White
Motor
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
50c
4-
V/ico Electric Co.,
6%
50c
common
(quar.)
preferred A
convertible
Wilsil, Ltd.
Wilson
&
&
4%%
A
(quar.)
Grocery
A (quar.)
Co.
(irreg.)
$2.50
(quar.)
2
3-16
4-16
3-
5-
3-16
8-
1
7-16
1
10-15
4-16
25c
4-
Woodward
5%
pfd.
8
3-31
■'
3-10
Iron
Co.
Pump
of
&
Mfg.
Tile
(reduced)
8
3-28
3-
4-10
3-20
3-
9
8
(initial
2
2-28
4-
2
3-20
4-
2
3-19
10c
(quar.)__
com.
4-
1
50c
5c
25c
—
3-30
3-20
4-
3-15
2
3-24
115c
5-
1
4-2
5-1
4-2
$37%c
5-1
4-2
tax
British
15%;
residefit
income
tax
at
the
tax.
source.
Non¬
Less Jamaica income
Corrected payment or holders of record
Previous published dates were incorrect.
its
interest
stock of
offering
rants
one
dates
are
reported
here
&
W.
&
J.
Co
Clarke
Corp.
2.20
l.jo
&
Co.___
0.55
Co
0.275
Co
0.55
Kidder <fc Co
C. Legg & Co
2.50
&
&
2.75
2.75
F.
Emerson
See
also
V.
173,
2.20
2.20
2.75
1.50
S. Smithers & Co
Brothers &
2.75
Co.
0.275
&
<to
1
Stern
C.
0.55
L.
2.20
Son
___^
Inc.
1.10
3.85
Dominick__
Co
Newbold's
Newhard, Cook & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
&
H.
Co.
&
0.55
Haven
Masten
McDonald & Co._
W,
1.10
Davis
L. Day & Co._
De
E.
7-.15
0.55
Co,
R.
A.
2.75
:_
2.20
Co
Cullom
Co.
0.55
Co.—
Dain &
M.
Shelby
2.20
Wurts, Dulles <fc Co
T.
Williams
&
Co.^
Inc,
Co.,
0.275
0.55
r
1115.
p.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Period End. Feb. 28—
(Mo.)—Feb. Sales Up 26.4%
1951—Month—1950
Sales
1951—2 MPs.—1950
$8,867,000 $24,967,000 $16,578,000
February
264
265
$11,209,000
Retail
units
in
operation
during
Wholesale accounts.
173,
speed,
2,580
—
2,434
865.
p.
distance
any
•'
,
written,
any
announced
was
with,
of
all
of
and
Commerce
relevant
the
over
its
urging
and
Co.—New Development—
the
most
which
revoluntary
transmit
can
printed
picture
or
demonstrated
communications
-
and
receive
matter
publicly
for
at
the
over
amazing
first
time
have
March
been
26,
additional
of
issued
share
'.
1951,
to
Electric
Power
16
licenses
its
Bond
&
shares
the
sale.
Wash¬
holding
utility"
by the
issued
facilities
located
are
&
Share
Co.
about
owns
additional
of
of
10
record
so
the price of $27 per
subject to allotment.
them
of
share
involving gross proceeds of
has been
underwritten by an underwriting
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
>.
V,
A.
for
located
small
of
electricity.
Electric
and
in
System
The
Pennsylvania,
adjacent
The
are
Potomac
sections
Ohio
ended Oct. 31,
is
GIVING
^
and
group
stock
War¬
subscribe to
to
on
to
or
before
subscribe
to
$8,640,000,
headed jointly by
Monongahela
Power
company
West
for
owning
the
operating companies
Penn
Power
Co.,- which
Virginia
and
in
and
Co.,
serve
Maryland,
or!
produc¬
in
the
Monongahela
a
territory
and
also
in
Virginia.
the
West
Penn
EFFECT
and
TO
net
income
PRESENT
$10,822,076,
Outstanding
*$29,480,000
collateral
1,
Traction
stock
^Excludes
June
(without
$775,000
by
par
due
indenture
obligation of
first
Co.
(due
the
trust
plans
1, I960)—
value)
within
dated
for
erecting
>
new
a
tract
near
Elmlra, N. Y. Gwilym
said the new unit will consist of two complete
production of electronic tubes for military services and
industries.
When in operation this fall it will
provide employ¬
about
173,
1,000 and will have six times
much
as
area
for
manu¬
of
commercial
tubes
r.,6io
for
necossary,
television trans¬
and
use.
1115,
p.
the
*
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—Sales 8% Lower—
1951—Month—1950
Sales
$973,863
—V.
173,
1951—2 Mos.~1950
$1,057,284
$1,987,098
$2,040,912
V':'
479.
p.
v.V-
'
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Sales
Higher—
Period End. Mar. 3—
1951—4 Wks.—1950
Sales
J
1951—36 Wks.—1950
$14,442,998, $12,277,147 $111,319,502 $70,692,619
—V.
173,
765.
p.
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
Month of January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
1951
revenues.——
one
June
173,
$392,565
t
1.
No
$294,527
■
'
.
Wisconsin Public Service
The
corporation's
1951
14,719
'"V;:
.
' ,3..
'-/.J.
,
1,614,075
26,825
"
665,
p.
.
unit it
has
■
....
..
:i
•
.
Corp.—Plans Expansion—-1
construct-on
scheduled
to go into operation by December, Tho
company
$2,100,000 for construction of a 5,000 kilowatt
at' Now Mrnard Isles:<5ft the Wisconsin River near
Wis.—V. 172, p. 2130.
earmarked
hydroelectric
Tomahawk,
plant
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Sales Show Gain—
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales—
—V.
1951—Month—1950
/
1951—2 Mos.—1950
$42,871,139 $40,640,266 $85,716,350 $79,208,823
173, p. 665.
Worcester County Electric
The
SEC
proposal
March
on
March
21,
of
1951,
this
(Wm.)
J 2
to
issued
See
company.
Wrigley
Jr.
a
V.
Co.
Co.—Hearing
order
an
request
hearipg
giving
(&
Wholly-Owned
Dividend
Sales
as
full
are
impact
follows:
3,52o',000
$6.11
share
per
$6.30
$5.00
$5^10
high,
the
on
$1,796,583, largely due to
the
imposition
increased
1951,
the
of
taxes
when
an
excess
under
the
approximately
increases
profits
in
tax
to
$875,634
to
same
present
$1,473,000
laws
in
dollar
Taxes
U.
in
S.
will
The
not
additional
amount
both
received
amounts
from
being
these
after
all
subsidiaries
be
taxes
without
$1,259,194
1949,
Dividends
on
income
1950.
of taxable income as in
1950,
taking into account further increases now being
proposed.
Net earnings of
foreign subsidiaries in 1950 were
com¬
exchange
in
$1,926,669.
for 1951 to March 6 are
running about 12% ahead of
period in 1950," according to J. C.
Cox, President.—V. 173,
1950
"Sales
shs.
same
p.
t$25,000,000 is
1910.
The
bonds
are
additional bonds are to
of
until
adjustments.
4,372 500
9,842,420
1,968,487
1,968,484
market.
and
exacted
9,842,420
;
year 1950 established a new all-time
sales being entirely in the domestic
in
1949
$72,154,132 $68,490,270
12,035,731
12,409,356
the
increased
rates
Subs.)-—
1950
share
payments
for
increase
income
per
persons
financing
p. T115,
outstanding
earnings
bond
173,
sales
Shares
Net
Financing
on
interested
the
upon
Calendar Years—
amounted
$5,000,000 shs.
year
$1,908,602
revenue from
railway operationsrailway operating income.
—V.
1550
$2,440,143
2,047,578
expenses
Net
Net
pared
"
mtge.
an
company,
be
^jhe^indenture. tThe charter of the company also author*
izes 500,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock
(par $100) and 54,788
shaies of class A stock
(without par value).
No shares thereof are
outstanding.
announced
6
100-acre
a
space.
reflected
FINANCING
1974$31,000,000
fund
Nov.
gold bonds
authorized
on
Period End. Feb. 28—
tax
system during the 12 months
Authorized
(due
%
..
President,
manufacture
—V.
for
^
holding
electric
,
sinking
bonds
•
approximately
of
a
1950, totaled $92,151,650
CAPITALIZATION
•••
.
1951,
8,
record
companies engaged
Consolidated operating revenues of
3%%
March
on
plant
earnings after Federal income taxes
Dividends paid
Edison
West
in
1836.
p.
'
Net
sale
Co.
172,
:
-/•
•
re¬
any
mitting
and
receiving and
tubes
for
industrial
and
X-ray
Westinghouse has awarded II. K. Ferguson Co. contracts for
plant which will have a totai of about 330,000 square feet «of
also
$4,000,000,
shares
common
BUSINESS—West Penn Electric
controlling stocks of public utility
Penn
V
of
He
*
after
or
speed
for
for
ment
Net
West
world.—V
Vice-President.-,
advance
overall
facturing electronic tubes as is now available at
the
compKiny's
Bloomfield, N. J., plant.. Mr. Price said in the event military require¬
ments drop off the facilities will be converted
and rebuilt, if
615,400
$4,000,100.
and
tube
Price,
defense
until
tion
the
research
required in
highest
the
.
corporation
factories
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the shares will be
applied
by West Penn Electric to the purchase of additional shares of common
stock of two
subsidiaries, The Potomac Edison Co. and Monongaliela
Power
Co., which propose to use the funds in'
carrying on their
construction
programs,
"\yest Penn
Electric
intends
to
purchase
200,000 additional common" share's of Potomac Edison for
additional
in
and
is
has
t
The
new
common
March
entitling
shares
offering,
and
method
..
Fax
budget calls for expenditures of
$15,691,000, which will include $7,500,000 for a C2,500-kilowatt steam
generating unit for its PulJiam power plant at Green
Bay, Wis,
This
Light Co.—V. 173, p. 765.
stockholders
each
processing
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Plans Tube Plant—
facts.
proposed
subsidiary of a
Act, is a "public
of
at
shares
;
development
no
High-Speed
Public
stockholders
for
since
the
communications
Utility Districts in western
Guy Meyers of New York City represents
320,000
company's
that
assets
that
a
holds
25%
certain
American
the
stated
ception,
jurisdiction over the proposed
notifying other interested parties and
About
to
common
additional
Issued under
tax.
its
assumed
tax.
x
Act
Commission.
subscription by
Common
non-residents'
7%.
y
of
City Bank Farmers Trust Co. of New York, City National Bank &
Trust Co.
of
Chicago and Bank of America NTSA have been ap¬
pointed subscription agents of West Penn Electric Co. in connection
5%
books not closed for this dividend.
S. Funds, less 15% Canadian
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
sale
on
3-15
$31!4c
tPayable in U,
proposed
Commission,
West Penn Electric Co.—Further Details-^
,,
quar.)
Power
3-22
3-
25c
(quar.)
sell
the
of
Power
(quar.)
to
Federal .Power
Power
to
poses
;
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
resident
9
3-
$3c
___!
Co.__
Corrugating Co.
new
3-
3-28
Machinery Corp.—
Mfg. Co.
Yolande Corporation
JPayable
3-13
3-24
3-24
i40c
Wrigley (William Jr.) Company
Monthly
•Transfer
3-30
$1.25
Canada, Ltd.__
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
Kellers, Ltd.,
.
3-15
50c
—
Towne
3-31
50c
(quar.)
authorized
3-15
50c
Wool Combing Corp.
Yankee Fibre
3-10
50c
Woodward & Lothrop, common
5% preferred (quar.)__
Common
1
1
$25c
(quar.)
„
Worthington
4-
4-
12 %c
(quar.)
the
Idaho, with the balance in Washington State.
American Power
& Light Co., a holding
company subject to the Holding Company Act,
owning 100%'of common stock of Washington Water Power Co., pro¬
The
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
Less
3-
25c
Co.,
Woods Manufacturing
Co., Ltd.
&
5
11-
20c
Steel
may
in
with
1
Jones
Joyce &
Richards &
M.
2.20
assert
is
jurisdiction
3-19
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance
Corp
(Alan)
and
management
3-1
1
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.)
Woodley Petroleum Co.
the
Co., as well as being
the Holding Company
7%
3-20
Extra
general funds
increasing
on
Federal
Chamber
Washington for $101,000,000.
the Public Utility Districts.
20c
Wood
subject
the
taken
3-13
$2.50
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co.
that
informed
be
not
Power
3-23
$2.50
Common
has
1
4-
T50c
Wlnsted Hosiery Co., common
Common
26
the
of
initiative
4-
56V4C
—
Spokane
own
Commisssion
4-2
$1.06'A
to
the
as
company
expects,
among
other
current construction program of
March
company
4-
130c
preferred
vote
3-30
$1.12V^
(increased quar.)
Winnipeg Electric
3-16
Inc.—
preferred
Company, $4.25 preferred (quar.)_
Lovett
Federal
3-10
3-30
30c
Willys-Overland Motors,
$4.50
3-24
25c
added
be
purposes
the
of
Chairman
the
The
Water
under
3-17
A.
l.io
Son_
Corp
B.
Kay,
„„
Curtiss, House <fe Co._
900,000 to 1,500,000 shares.—V. 173, p. 1115,
the
its
on
SEC
3-9
1
(quar.)
part
will
requesting that it
The
ington
3-9
2
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
is
company
preferred
Paper
will
the
Washington Public Utility Districts apparently may involve
transfer of its FPC licenses and
require prior Commission approval.
Mr. Wallgren said the FPC acted in
response to* requests from Wash¬
ington P. S. Commission, the Idaho P. U. Commission, the Governor
6-14
4-2
Clark
Courts
to
2
prior
funds
subsidiaries and to pay $1,800,000 of short-term
1951,
expenditures for the year 1951 are estimated at $13,-
Wallgren,
7-
1
W.
electronic
Washington Water Power Co.—Sale May Require FPC
Approval—
3-15
75c
sale
corporate
for
stock from
common
4-15
50c
John
H.
&
First Boston
by The
its
stockholders
$1.25
common
headed
approximately $2,000,000 of which will be carried over into
It is expected
that, to finance this program, the company will
approximately $9,000,000 of bonds or obtain bank loans (or
combination thereof) during 1951:
:,
1952.
4-15
125c
Hilliard
March 13 by this company.
Transmission and recording in finished form of 3.000 words
of
a
minule, or 180,000 words an hour, with no advance
preparation or processing whatever was demonstrated
by H. P. Cor-
200,000,
issue
(quar.)
(quar.)
Underwriters
stock
these
and
Construction
transaction.
Co.
3.85
1.10
Brothers
T.
Co.
and
B.
Share
1.10
"High-Speed Fax," one of
developments in many years,
Mos.—1950.
$13,145,702 $12,523,724 $26,654,586 $25,213,934
held.
the
provide
Commission
Mfg.
1951—2
maturing June 1
4-30
#
a
to
company
debt
3-29
Shoe
Sons
Co
Western Union Telegraph
1951—Month—1950
such
From
3-15
Whitaker
5%
things,
the
of
for
used
4-16
2'
(George), Ltd
The Illinois Company
Indianapolis Bond &
J.
2,75
on
shares
proceeds
be
determine.
4-
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
6%
Net
will
4-6
50c
2.20
2.20
Anderson
2.75
amendment.
$1.25
Wcyenberg
York
five
(qurr.)
Weston
Yale
each
preferred
6%
Winn
at
for
$50c
Statienery Corp.,/Com
J.
&
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
1115.
p.
765.
p.
preferred
5%
3.85
Ellis
0.275
—V,
company on March 8 filed a
registration statement with the
covering 122,400 shares of its no par common stock.
;
*
stock is to be offered for subscription by stockholders of record
the close of business March 27, 1951, on the basis of one new share
1
V
Green,
Hayden, Miller & Co
&,
&
0.55
2.20
Corp..
2.20
2.20
&
0.275
2.20
Sullivan
Byllesby
Co
John
3-15
3-15
—
—
above.—V. 173,
Corp.
8
1
4-1
Co.
t
3.85%
had
stock
The
4-16
—-—;
Common
preferred
SEC
+35c
——
—_—
the
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
30c
(quar.)
(Helena,
173,
+25c
40c
_______
(quar.)—.-_—;
—
4-
$1.60
s-a>—_
2
3-20
$1.25
•
.
3-16
Co
1.00
determined
The
3-15'
2
4-
30c
-----
(increased
4-16
4-
$1.50
&
newsprint
1
Common
$5
$$1.75
50c
(quar.)
&
1
5
Grocers, Ltd., class A
Tablet
3-15
6-
3-
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd
Western
2
6-12
common
Co.
Ins.
4-
U
3-14
3-20
Western Department Stores
Life
3-31
20c
$5 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Western
3-10
3-13*
&
Co
(Inc.)
Corp. and Johnston, Lemon <fc Co. will acquire the unsubscribed shares.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
35c
____
4.10% preferred series C (quar.)
West Texas Utilities Co., $6 pfd.
(quar,)_—
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
West Virginia Water Service, com. (quar.)_
preferred
3-20
4fc 1
50c
—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred series B
$1.40
3-15
undis¬
—
on
the board
March
——
—V.
2
(quar.)
West Penn Electric Co.
West Penn Power Co.;
Western
2
4-
profits)—25c
(quar.)
Western Assurance
4-
in¬
(quar.)
Co.
share
per
and
stock, payable on April 19, 1951, to common share¬
30, 1951.
common
record
Sales
3-15
Light—
&
considered
were
3-1
2
&
Brown
Byrd
15, 1951, the results of
Walgreen Co.—February Sales Increased 4.9%—
®"*
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift, Inc. (quar.)—____
West Indies Sugar Corp. (quar.):
;_——
West
of
March
on
3-16
4-16
Webster-Chicago Corp. (quar.)__—________
25c
Weeden & Co., 4% conv, pfd. (quar.)—50c
Wellington Fund, Inc.—
accumulated
2
4-2
4-
25c
and
3-2
3-15
Eichler
Inc.
19,
Pennroad
See
3-16
3-30
—
current
1
4-5
respectiv
proposed
Este
2.50
Bradford
M.
H.
Acquires D. T. & I. RR. Stock—
3-20
4-
C.
Alex.
3-16
50c
Wayne"Knitting Mills (quar.)
from
2
4-1
Co..
Blair
Dominick
$4.50
og
Period End. Feb, 28—
Co..
$5 pfd. (quar.)
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)—______—________
utility company's 100,-
3-7
3-15
3-16
25c
—_
12
authorized payment of $4.50 per share on the pre¬
preferred shareholders of record March 30, 1951, pay¬
1951, and declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
to
April
holders
2
the
Fauset, Steele <k Co.____
The First Cleveland
Corp.
First of Michigan
Co.,
Co., Inc.
and
stock
011
outstanding
3-20
$1.37Va
earned
able
3-10
3-26
25c
Brothers Pictures, Inc. (quar.)——
Waterbury-Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.—
Quarterly
Waterous, Ltd. (quar.)
Watson (Jack) & Company (initial quar.)—
Oversub¬
Pay $1 Common Dividend—
1950
dividend
lull
3-13
4-
62V2c
Warner
(20c
9
for the year
the
3-
15c
Baking Co., common (quar.)—
5'/2% preferred (quar,)__
Weatherhcad
that
4-10
25c
Ward
(quar.)
operation
4-20
75c
______
Inc. (quar.)____
Walker & Co., $2.50 class A (quar.)
Co,
9
4-17
3-20
4- 2
<fc
Bosworth,
new
meeting of the directors held
a
3-20
10c
125c
—
_—
System,
Motor
At
35c
(quar.)_
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc.
Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd
%7agner Electric Corp. (quar.)—
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. (irreg.)__
&
Draper, Sears &r Co
35c
preferred
"Waukesha
shares of
Wabash RR.—To
3-30
62 %c
-
Co. —Offering
Power
&
details in V. 173, p. 1115.
2-28
3-20
taxes,
2-28
3-20
after
$4.20 dividend preferred stock (par
$100) has been completed and the subscription books
closed. The stock was priced at $102.50 per share. See
3-14
3-20
$1.01
__
4-
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Virginian Railway, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Detinning Co., common (quar.)
000
5
$1.50
(quar,)
com.
Electric
announced that distribution of the
3-15
*
and
severally
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc._
income,
net
scribed—Stone & Webster Securities Corp. on March
3-21
3-20
stock
Estabrook
Rollins & Co. Inc.
Blunt Ellis & Siinmons__
Richard
3-19
20c
preferred
Waldorf
3-27
purchasers
•*
E.
to
$16,428,271 in 1950; and its
from $338,167 in 1941 to $1,989,463 in 1950.
3-8
87Vic
___
Co.,
2
the
unsubscribed
8.625%
Bateman,
According to the prospectus, its net sales increased from $5,245,-
Monday, March 19, 195
.
1.10
William
H.
.
Co.,
&
Blair,
J.
payable to the company.
1941
Ripley
Emerich
Barth
None of the proceeds of the
company is engaged "in the manufacture and distribution to the
trade of women's high-quality lingerie made of tricot knit fab¬
in
262
4- 2.3-8
:_—
_—
&
J.
3-20
50c
Corp,—_
Chemical Corp.—
(accum.)
Electric
be
the principal underwriter.
as
Virginia
—
(increased)
$4.04
7%
3-15
(increased)—
.
Virginia-Carolina
Virginia
1
ric."
3-16
$2.50
—
com.
The
3-16
4-
will
retail
1
2
2
$2.50
.
preferred
12-
4-
4-
*50c
(s-a)
5% preferred (s-a)
Victor Chemical Works,
Victor Equipment Co.
12-10
457c
_—
Verney Corp. of Canada, Ltd., 4%% pfd
Viau, Ltd.
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific By.—
Common
1
15c
(quar.)
sate
1
9-
$1.25
common
preferred
6-
9-10
,
Co. is named
of
Inc.
April 3, 1951, as of which date Mr. Barbey is said to own 598,000 com¬
shares, or 99%% of the shares outstanding.
Mr. Barbey proposes to offer for public sale the 200,000 shares cov¬
ered by the registration statement.
The public offering price and un¬
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Smith, Barney &
of
names
the-shares
Inc
Ames,
(Continued from page 8)
9-20
1-2-52
25c
(quar.)
of
purchased by each, follows;
Harriman
mon
pfd.
conv,
—
62Vic
_
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.
5% preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
8% preterred
(quar.)———$1.25
$5
be
Investment News
6-22
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch
Bakers,
Van Norman Co.
(increased)
Vcrney
percentages
3-22
7-2
preferred
Line
1
—50c
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Value
5
Corporation and
3-16
3-
2
(quar.).
preferred
prior preferred
prior preferred
5%
4- 1T
4-
45c
PURCHASERS—The
General
3-28
common
prior
5%
;
4-14
$l,12'/2
—_
Holderi
Payable of Reo.
25c
preferred
Power
Utica
Share
common
.
the
108.
Wyoming Mica & Metals Corp., Lander Wyo.—Files—
The
company on March 2 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered
at $1 per share
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay for mining
operations.
without
Volume 173
:t
Number 499.5
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
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ALABAMA v. v. /
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Fontana Sch. Dist.,
-
Birmingham, Ala.
'
J.
Sale —" The
$2,000,000
^
Bond
school building bonds offered
March
13—v.:
awarded
-
to
173,
on
905—were
p.
.syndicate, com¬
a
San Bernardino
California
.
Bond Sale-^-The
offered
bonds
.,*
March
veny
12—
Due
on
Bluff, Calif.
Offering — Enville C.
Bond
clusive.
A-O.
Interest
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
2^4s.
30,000
1976 inclu¬
Red
173, p. 1008—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Bank
v.
1,L 1951.
(EST) on March 20 for the pur¬
chase
of
$400,000
school-1950
Legality approved by O'Mel-i bonds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due
on April 1 from 1967 to
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
1975 in¬
sive.
.
$635,000 school
on
March
Dated
March 1 from 1952 to
County (P. O. San Bernardino),
Due
in
and
1964
1965.
Lake
County,
Waukegan City
(P. O.
Waukegan), III.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
School District No. 61
burn, of New York City. ;i
Spaulding, City Clerk, will receive
bonds
offered
on
March
12—
posed *. of Halsey, Stuart & Co., of
America
National
Trust
& sealed bids until 11
a.m. (PST) on
v.
173, p. 905—were awarded to
FLORIDA
Inc., Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Sayings .Association, Weeden &
March
20
for
the
purchase of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and the
Sterne,' Agee & Leach, of Birm¬
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Co.,. Heller, Bruce & Co., all of $255,000 sewer-1951 bonds. Dated
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
ingham, R. S. Dickson-& Co., San
Certificate
Francisco, John, Nuveen & May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
Offering — S. H.
jointly, at a price of 100.03, a net
Hornblower
& k Weeks,
both of
Co., of Chicago, Schwabacher & 1952 to 1976 inclusive. Principal Marshall, City Auditor and Clerk, interest
cost of about 1,76%, as
New York City," and J. C. Brad¬
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams, and interest (M-N) payable at the will receive sealed bids until 11 follows:
ford
& Co.,. of
Nashville, at a both of San Francisco, and Fred
a.m.
(EST) on April 2 for the
City Treasurer's office.. Legality
vprice of 100.004, a net1 interest D., Blake
Co., of Los Angeles, approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, p u r c h a s e of $1,300,000 water $130,000 2s. Due on March 1 from
cost of about 2.09%, as follows: !
.1953 to 1958 inclusive.
at, a price of 100.07," a net interest Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬ works revenue, series 1951 certifi¬
570,000 l%s. Due on March 1
$100,000 4s. Due on April 1, ,1957. cost of about 2.02%, as follows:
cates. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
cisco.
:
from 1959 to 1971 inclusive.
1,600,000 2s.
Due on April 1
on
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1978 in¬
$115,000 2y4s. Due on Sept. 15 in
a
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1960 and 1961.
,
300,000 21/4s. - Due on April 1
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.,
/
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■"j Bond Offering
.:Town
"
"
•
a.m.
Ronald Wilson,
receive sealed
(CST) on March
$280,000
of
Dated March 1,
bonds.
von March 1 from 1954 to 1981
clusive.'The bonds maturing
March
X,
i
in¬
or
Interest
M-S.
Due
Union
(P. O. Auburn), Calif.'
Bonds Not Sold —The $74,000
school bonds offered on March 12
173, 1116—were not sold. The
bonds
March
reoffered
being
are
26.
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;
Legality
173,
v.
i.'
Bond Offering—Mary E. Causey,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
3:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
-Town
;bids
26 .for
1951.
Due
t.after
on
on
callable.
or
there-
Interest
M-S.
&
12—
Association,
Savings
.
Francisco. "
San
of
;'V.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
bonds,
Ostly,
purchase
of
$228,000
follows:
as
approved by Lawrence
$75,000 Lynwood Unified School
of Birmingham, and
District bonds. Dated April 1,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1951.
Due on April 1 from
Legality
Jr.,
Dumas,
1953
ARIZONA
1967
to
inclusive.
88,000 Azusa City School District
Maricopa County School District
No. 4 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — William
O.
:
<
Glick,'Clerk of Board of County
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on March
29 for the purchase of $750,000
building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1951.
Due on July 1 from 1952
to 1971 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
ARKANSAS
,;p
Pine
rTii.r.:
■f,:
Bluff, Ark.
Sale—The $1,750,000 sewer
revenue
bonds offered on March
Bond
1008—were awarded
T. J. Raney & Sons, and the
12—v.
to
173,
Stephens
R.
W.
p.
Little
both' of
Investment Co.,
Rock, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.11, a
basis
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California (State
Bond
son,
of)
Offering—Chas. G. John¬
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(PST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $50,000,000 school building, series C
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
1977 inclu¬
maturing on and
after May
1, 1973 are callable.
Interest M-N.- Legality approved
May
1
1953 to
from
sive. * The bonds
by Edmund G. Brown, AttorneyGeneral of the State, and of Or¬
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
rick,
Elmonte
County
Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
(P. O. Los Angeles),
California
Bond
Sale—The $124,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on
v.
173, p. 1008—were
March 13—
awarded to
America National
Trust & Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as 2V4S, at a price
of 101.12, a basis of about 2.14%.
the
Bank
on
65,000
-
.
of
a
p.
$6,428,000
improvement-1951
March
on
14—
1116—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the First
&
of
First
Weeks,
Michigan Corporation, Barr Broth¬
ers
&
D
Feb.
District
1951.
1,
from
Union
o w n e y
School
all
of
sas
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co.,
New York City, City Na¬
City, Laurence M. Marks &
F. S. Smithers & Co., both
New York City, William Blair
Co.,
of
Due
1966
to
1954
on
Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., both of Chicago, and Hannaford
as
&
l%s,
University
Fresno
1
Bond
inclusive.
the
Sch.
Dist.,
(P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
Offering—J.
L.
Brown,
County
and
County
Murray School District, Alameda
County (P. O. Oakland), Calif.
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Bond
Offering
sealed
chase
Joseph
bids
until. 10
March 20 for the pur¬
of
$40,000
school
May 1, 1951.
from
1969
interest
1952
to
bonds.
Due on May
1976
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
inclusive.
&
Tindall
2.90%
11
a.m.
(EST)
for the purchase
erts Avenue
from
Feb.
Due
„
Feb.
on
certificates
1
from
dated
are
Feb.
1, 1951. The certificates matur¬
ing subsequent to 1957 are call¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
able.
payable
Citizens
the
at
National
Southern
and
Bank,
La
Grange, and/or Atlanta/ Legality
approved
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Atlanta.
Troutman & Kelley, of
Lawrenceville, Ga.
Certificate Sale
3%%
gas
—
on
March 27
of $700,000 Rob¬
School bonds. Dated
101.50,
a
at a price .of Abrahams, City Treasurer,
basis.of about 2.63%. receive sealed bids until 11
will
revenue
on
March 6—v.
York City, and Rodman &
Linn, of Chicago, as l%s, at a
price of 100.77, a basis of about
1.55%.
a.m.
County Sch.
County,
Secretary of County Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
March 23 for the purchase of $45,000
school
building-1951 bonds.
Dated March 1, 1951.
Due semi¬
annually on July 1 and Jan. 1 from
1952
inclusive.
1970
to
J-J.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
:
Fort
Wayne Sch. City, Ind.
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
building bonds was purchased
the
inclusive.
offered
bonds
on
13—v.
basis of about 1.29%.
Burlington, Iowa
(P. O. River Forest), III.
Sale—The issue of $750,-
1963
Interest
IOWA
Bond
Due
Corp.
(P. O. New Albajxy), Ind.
Offering — Carl Born-
Bond
to
County Sch. Dist. No. 90
2V2S.
Trust
New
Bond
80,000
syndicate
a
Northern
173, p. 905—were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
anticipation as
l%s, at a price of 100.53, a
—
2%s,
to
the
of
Co., of Chicago, Coffin & Burr, of
March
First National Bank, and
office. Legality approved by Or- April 1, 1951. Due on April 1 from
McMaster Hutchinson & Co., both
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring- 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
of
Chicago, jointly, as 2s, at a
and interest (A-O) payable at the
ton, of San Francisco.
price of 102.18, a basis of about
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Pacific Sch. Dist., Sacramento
1.76%.
Danbury.
Legality approved by
Dated March 1, 1951.
County (P. O. Sacramento),
Due on
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
California
Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1969 inclusive.
York City, and Charles A. Hallock,
Bond
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Offering—C. C. LaRue, Town Counsel.
able at the Harris Trust & Sav¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Waterbury, Conn.
bids
until
10
a.m.
ings Bank, Chicago. Legality ap¬
(PST)
on
Note Sale
The $400,000 tax proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
March
19
for
the
purchase of
notes offered on Chicago.
$49,000 school bonds. Dated April anticipation
15, 1951. Due on April 15 from March 14—v. 173, p. 1116—were
Du Page (County School District
1953 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal awarded to the following:
No. 2 (P. O. Bensenville),
and interest (A-O) payable at the To
Waterbury
National
Bank:
Illinois
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
$250,000 at 1%.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬ To Citizens
and
Manufacturers ing bonds offered on March 13—
quist, Neff & Herrington, of San
National
Bank,
Waterbury: v. 173, p. 1116—were awarded to
Francisco.
$150,000 at 1%.
John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
at a price of par, a net interest
>l
Port Hueneme, Calif.
DELAWARE
cost of about 2.41%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
Wilmington, Del.
$10,000 2%s.
Due in 1954 and
water works, 1951 bonds was pur¬
1955
Bond
Offering — Alexander R.
chased by John Nuveen & Co., of
as
composed
,
9—vs173, p. 905
awarded
ILLINOIS
000
Ind.$1,049,000
1951 bonds
The
The $500,000
p.
Cook
—
March
on
building-1951
by
Chicago,
offered
wasser,
•
Sale
improvement,
—were
1 from
1976 inclusive.
1974 to
Bond
school
cer¬
225,000 2%% gas revenue certifi¬
cates.
1965
INDIANA
Floyd
revenue
on
to
1956
and
Elkhart School City,
The Board of
Selectmen will receive sealed bids
until
certifi¬
1
1973 inclusive.
to
Danbury (P. O. Danbury), Conn.
—
gas
Due
tificates.
1965
Feb.
on
1964 inclusive.
1954 to
625,000
revenue
gas
Due
1008 — were awarded
Courts & Co., of Atlanta.
CONNECTICUT
Offering
of
issue
Co., all of Atlanta, as
cates.
from
1
Principal
Cutler, of Chicago.
Get.
Sale—The
Oct.
on
inclusive.
$188,000 build¬
May 1, 1951.
Dated
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
Co., company in Joliet or Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
$230,purchased
Space &
Grange,
3%
$400,000
173,
Bond
was
Lane,
certificates offered
County Treasurer's office.
a.m.
on
(PST)
Dated
John
to
County Clerk, will re¬
Kingston,
ceive
—
bonds
bonds.
Due
of
follows:
The
1.74%.
Colony
County Clerk, will receive sealed
interest payable bids until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on
Treasurer or at March 27 for the purchase of $24,any of the fiscal agencies of the 000
building bonds. Dated May 1,
County, in New York City.
1951.
Due on May 1 from 1952
Principal
at
issue
Inc., of Atlanta, Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., of Savanah, J. H. Hilsman
& Co., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,
Byron Brooke & Co., and J. W.
Talbot, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.15, a
basis of about
High
Feb.
school
Bond Offering — J. G. Skeel,
Secretary of Board of School In¬
spectors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 2
ing
O.
$1,250,000 certificates was ^pur¬
chased by a syndicate composed
of the
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
&
Dated
bonds.
Sale—The
by .Johnson,
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
Will County, Joliet Sch. Dist.
No. 86 (P. O. Joliet), III.
for the purchase of
County (P.
Woodbine), Ga.
Certificate
inclusive.
1970
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April 1, 1951.
April 1 from 1953 to
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the County
Treasurer's
CALIFORNIA
1
Due
1
of about-2:54%.
Dated
bonds.
173,
v.
The
—
offered
bonds
Hornblower
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on March
the
Sale
&
GEORGIA
of Savannah.
Bank, of Chicago, Hal¬
sey,
Stuart & Co., .Philadelphia
National
Bank, of Philadelphia,
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Califi
for
Bond
municipal
Le¬
Chapman
April 1, 1962.
on
National
Los
20
Due
by
Camden
La
National
America
of
Due on April 1 from
1961 inclusive.
1,000 2V2s.
City.
in New York
approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
000
school
March
gality
Bond
Sacramento, Calif.
$32,000
on
payable
100.17,
2.67%,
follows:
as
call¬
of
Association,
Savings
1952 to
1116—were awarded to
p.
Bank
Trust
1,
The bonds ma¬
March 1, 1962
are
March
from 1954
March 1
inclusive.
1981
to
turing
Dated
bonds.
Tevenue
the
purchase * of
Gas System
the
:<$335,000 Natural
vMarch
offered
12—
are
Principal and interest (M-S)
National
America
of
a price of
net interest cost of about
a
able.
school
March
Francisco, at
California
■
Sale—The
bonds
N
San
&
-
$11,000
on
The certificates
clusive.
1008—were awarded to
p.
Bank
Trust
San Rafael),
(P. O.
County
Bond
Sale—The
$10,000 23/4s.
"
Ala.
the
Larkspur School District, Marin
approved by Lawrence Dumas, Jr.,
of Birmingham, and Chapman &
York,
on
Sacramento
California
:
offered
173,.
v.;
:Sch. Dist., Placer County
—v.
k
bonds
>
*'
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
7
Bond
Elementary
Dist.,
County (P. O. Sacramento),
Sept. 15 from
on
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
.
Foresthill
thereafter are
1962
callable.
520,000 2s.
"
System revenue
1951. Due
Gas
,
-
'•
—
purchase
the
for
Natural
f
f
will
Clerk,
>
bids until 11
\ 26
' \
'
•
»
Livingston, Ala.
hiiV.yi
Sch.
Reese
from 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
from
1956
to
Offering
City
Schlampp,
bids
sealed
ceive
(CST)
on
will
until
10
re¬
a.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
sewer
bonds.
chase
of
Dated
April 1, 1951.
$110,000
1 from 1954 to
gality
Robert
—
Clerk,
Due on Nov.
1958 inclusive. Le¬
approved
Chapman
by
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Township, Sch.
College
Township
(P. O. Route 2, Cedar Rapids), la.
Bond
Offering
—
Frank J. Zah-
radnik, Secretary of School Board,
will
receive
bids
sealed
until
8
(CST) on March 21 for the
purchase of $376,000 school bonds.
p.m.
Due in 1
to 20 years.
Humboldt, Iowa
improvement
bonds
street
offered on
March
173,
1009—were
Sale—The
Bond
12—v.
$24,000
p.
awarded to the Humboldt Trust &
Savings Co.,
Onawa
Bond
as
Ind.
4J/2S, at par.
Sch.
Dist.,
Iowa
Sale—The $260,000
school
bonds offered on March 8—v.
p.
1009
Carleton
173,
awarded to the
D. Beh Co., and Shaw,
—
were
.
GO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1218)
& Co., both of Des National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
Moines, jointly, as 214s, at a price ton. Legality approved by Sulli¬
of 100.12, a basis of about 2.23%. van, Donovan, Heenehan & HanMcDermott
Waterloo,
issue
bonds
of
$38,-
assessment
special
Haverhill,
Bank, of Boston, at
KANSAS
discount rate
a
construction
Cole
V
March
9, 1951. Due on
Principal and inter¬
est payable at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank,
of Boston.
Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Nov. 2, 1951.
$15,000
bonds was
Kan.
•
&
t
Palmer &
Humboldt
Bond Sale
Sch.
—
Dist.,
Dodge, of Boston.
ton, at
Nov.
terest
i
March
Leominster, Mass.
City
bids until 11
27
(CST)
a.m.
the
for
Rhodes,
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed
on
March
purchase of $539,000
and swimming
pool
auditorium
refunding bonds.
1951.
Due
1969
Dated March 1,
inclusive.
May 1 from 1952 to
on
bonds
The
Hanover
National
Owensboro.
Bank,
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Le¬
Chapman
school
&
13—v.
173,
Nov. 13,
on
Legality approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Note
000
Sale—The
tax
issue
of
$600,-
anticipation notes, was
by the Middlesex
purchased
County National Bank of Everett,
at
discount rate of 0.95%.
a
Nov.
Due
1, 1951.
notes
$100,000
purchased by
was
Merchants National
Bank, of
New
Calcasieu Parish Sch. Dist. No. 23
—
Note
Sale—The
loan
March
12—v.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
awarded
will
tional
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
(CST) on April 12 for the
purchase of $375,000 school bonds.
'Dated Feb. 15, 1951. Due on Feb.
a.m.
to
Wood, King
Legality approved by
& Dawson, of New
173,
the
Bedford
on
906—were
p.
Merchants
Na¬
dis¬
a
Housing Authority,
Offering
Antonio Eng¬
—
land,
Chairman,
will
bids
office
the
at
Ayer, Mass.
Bond
loan,
Sale—The $114,000
of
act
March
on
1949
bonds
sewer
offered
13—v.
173, p. 1117—
awarded to Tyler & Co., of
Boston, as 1.40s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 1.37%.
were
■
Beverly, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
notes
nue
receive
Bond
000
173,
v.
609—were
p.
awarded
of
the
following:
To
Boston: $250,000 at 0.94%.
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
National
Bank,
of
notes
are
on
dated
Nov.
March
22, 1951.
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
Newton,
April
porary
—v.
awarded
'
March 15
1009
p.
March
20, 1951.
Chelsea
Note
—were
Due
on
1952
Innes,
sealed
—
Chairman,
bids
at
the
George A.
will
Street, Boston, until 11
on
March
$1,444,000
21
1951.
Due
for the
temporary
series-notes.
on
receive
office
State Housing Board,
t
Due
to
•'->:<
1
March
on
1961
bonds.
Due
1952 to
1955
Dated
of
the
18 Tremont
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
loan,
third
March
29,
Jan. 31, 1952. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
1966
to
bank
1, 1951.
bonds
or
Due
on
in¬
maturing
callable.
are
(A-O)
in
Prin¬
.V;
at
Fract.
Sch.
Dist.
O. Deerfield),
No.
1
Mich.
Offering—The
school
issue
bonds
sive.
1
March
from
was
notes
was
Note
■
purchased
Shawmut
1
of
The bonds maturing in 1957
are callable.
Interest A-O.
Lansing Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on March 12—
173,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
20
$300,000
Dated
Nov.
for
of
Bos¬
the
A.
will
a.m.
Ewell,
receive
(EST)
Crouse &
Co., of Detroit, at
of
100.003, a
about 1.38%.
purchase
of
temporary
loan
notes.
20, 1951.
Due on
1951. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
Township Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. 912 Lincoln Avenue,
Holland), Mich.
Westboro, Mass.
Note
Jr.
Offering—Thomas
Town
1961
to
I
a.m.
Green,
(EST)
The bonds
1966
at
the
Peoples
maturing in
callable.
are
cipal and interest
(A-O)
State
Prin¬
payable
Bank,
of
Holland.
Grand
Dist.
Blanc
Township Unit Sch.
(P. O. Grand Blanc), Mich.
Bond
Offering--H.
District
Secretary,
on
S.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
March
28
1,
the
for
school
bonds.
are
maturing
callable.
in
on
1964
Principal
of
Dated
June
from 1952 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds
Indep!
*
Con
Minn.^
Bond
Offering—M. .L.
(,
Oltman
District Clerk, will receive seal*
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Apri
for
3
the
purchase of $500,00
bondsM Dated IMay 1
building
1951.
Due
1980
inclusive?
Dec. 1 from >1952 t
on
The
1972
^bonds
ma
thereafter vai
or
iFrincipalL andLdnteres
payable at
any suitable bank des
ignated by the purchaser*: Legal
ity approved by Faegre & Ben
son, of Minneapolis. L.• 1'•;
MISSISSIPPI
B oon eville,\
Bond
Sale—The
Juran &
1962,
callable.
are
interest
after Jan
1,
Principal and
suitable
designated by the purchaser.
bank
payable
Legality
at
any
by
approved
Faegre
&
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Clarkfield, Minn.
Bond
pital
Sale—The
$18,000 hos¬
bonds offered on
173, p. 1009—were
funding
8—v.
chants
State
2y4s,
as
at
Bank, of Clarkfield,
price of 100.13, a
a
basis of about 2.23%.
Fairmont,
wich
&
Jackson & Curtis, 9'
Chicago, M. A. Saunders & Col;
of
Memphis, Herbert J. Sims &
Co., of New York City, Watkins,
Morrow & Co., of Birmingham,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., of Mem¬
phis, J. C. Bradford & Co., Cum¬
berland
Securities Corp., both o
Nashville, J. M. Dain & Co., of
Minneapolis, and Walter, Wdody
&
Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, as
follows:
1972
No.
Due
until
Offering
receive
Will
3
sealed
•
(CST)
p.ml
1959
bids
March <27
on
County Indep. School
No. 21
(P. O.
Fergus
Falls),
Sale
Bond
The $1,350,000
—
building bonds offered on March
13—v. 173, p. 1009—were awarded
a
syndicate composed of Hal¬
to
Stuart & Co., Paine, Webber,
&
Curtis, of Chicago,
sey,
The
to
Co., of
Milwaukee,
Moody, and Kalman &
Co., both of St. Paul, at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
2.26%,
$260,000
follows:
as
21/2s.
Due
March
on
1
from 1954 to 1961 inclusive.
1,090,000 214 s.
Renville
*
Bond
Feb.-
dated
are
1,
maturing ;'ib
callable.
are
(F-A)
Prin¬
payable
jA
Clarksdale, Miss,
Bond
Offering—J.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
$220,000 bonds,
;
B.
(CST)
p.m.
for
20
to
and
1
The
1968
in¬
'1
Lindsay,
receive sealed
will
7:30
,,
.
the
on
purchase
of
follows:
as
$145,000 industrial bonds. Due «on
April 1 from 1952 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
-n'(
75,000 industrial bonds.
Due bn
April 1 from 1952 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds are dated April
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a bank designated
by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
1951.
Charles
&
1962 to
and
Kandiyohi
Counties,
Piper,
Co., Allison-Williams Co.,
Jaffray & Hopwood, and
National
Minneapolis, at
100.13,
a
2.54%,
a
Bank,
price of
net interest cost of about
as
$210,000
follows:
2.30s.
220,000
2.60s.
St.
Due
issue
of
Otis
$1,250,000
works
&
■
Offered
and
—
The
combined
system
sewer
bonds is being offered
by
Co., of Cleveland, Shaw,
McDermott & Co., of Des
Moines,
and Harrington &
Co., of Jackson.
Dated
April
April
1
1962
1,
from
clusive.
The
to
1980
1951,
1954
bonds
are
Due
to
the
National
in¬
maturing
callable.
cipal and interest (A-O)
at
on
1980
Bank
in
Prin¬
payable
of
Conv-
Memphis.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles &
Trauernicht,
merce,
.
Due
Publicly
revenue
Sale—The
Northwestern
of
of
Picayune, Miss.
water
173, p. 1117—were awarded to
syndicate composed of J. M.
&
Trauernicht,
on
$430,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on March 13—
all
to
.
March 1
1980 inclusive.
Due
(P. O. Danube), Minn.
the
1972
Louis.
Danube Con. Sch. Dist. No. 89
Dain
bonds.
from
&
about
a
tip
-
Bank, Mem¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago?; -
Milwaukee
v.
1
bonds
1976
March
Minn.
!
phis.
»*
District
1954
at the First National
purchase of $120,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Tail
bonds
1951.
for the
Otter
Feb.
on
cipal and interest
District
The
—1
bonds.
from
1
1976 inclusive.
The
Minnesota
Bond
inclusive.
Feb.
180,000 gas system 3j/2%
bonds.
sewer
County-Indep. Sch. Dist.
1
(P. O. Hendrum),
>•
*
system 334%
gas
on
Stew¬
(CST) on April
19 for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬
obligation
purchased
Webber,
bids until 8 p.m.
Norman
-
Crane, of New Orleans
Moody, of St. Paul, Le%
Ross, of Memphis, Paine
Due
art, City Clerk, will receive sealed
eral
Miss.
issue of $675,
Arnold &
Minn.
Offering—Stanley
^
syndicate composed of Weil
a
$495,000
on
Feb.
1
on
Feb.
of
St. Louis.
1
MISSOURI
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
St.
receive
(EST)
on
County
-Lund,
purchase
Due
1951.
er
suitabl
any
000 revenue bonds was
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
March
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11
Siebe-
link, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on March 20
for the purchase of $90,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1951.
Due on April 1 from 1952 to 1966
inclusive.
at
'
by
of
cost
J.
The certifi
Principal
School District No. 102 (P. Q.
St. Paul Park),'
build¬
March 14—»
on
as 3 14 s.:
•
April. 1, 1951.
from
Offering—John
15, 1952.
Washington
Due on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
price
Fillmore
$345,000
'
interest
net
a
on
March
15,
1117—were awarded to
p.
pu
anticipatio
banking institution designated b
purchaser.
173, p. 1117—were awarded to
Co., of Min¬
Dated
about
East
v.
tax
re
p.m
the
the Allison-Williams
Juran
from
$500,000
by the
Bank
Offering—Avis
March
•;.
8
Dated March 23, 1951
payable
Sale—The $60,000
ing bonds offered
pur¬
of
cost
interest
Bonds
Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of
National
MINNESOTA
Couniylndep.Sch. ■ Dist.
No. 23 ffv O. '615 Mississippi. »
Street> N? E., Minneapolis),
E. O
—
until
callable.
are
callable..
Jackson
inclusive.
Peabody,
tax
X;/ ;'
Co., of Detroit,
interest
net
a
by -the
Anoka
Clerk
-0>
'
Deerfield and Summerfield Town¬
Bond
the;
payable
trust company to be
troit.
(P.
in
$4,000
Jan.
on
bids
March 23 for the
on
of
turing in
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
ships
company,
purchaser, .and approved
Bond
cipal and interest
a
trust
or
Board of Education.
,
1952 * to *1966
The
Due
inclusive.
on
1961
bank
a
,
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
>
150,000 public improvement
County
Housing Authority, Mass.
Offering
from
Bond
Nov. 5, 1951.
,
Mass.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
ton, at a discount rate of 1.08%.
at an interest rate of
1.16%, plus Due on Nov. 8 and
Nov. 29, 1951.
a
premium of $79. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Plymouth County (P. O.
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Plymouth), Mass.
Dated
1
Prin¬
the State to be designated by
to 1961
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
March
20
for
the
purchase of
$350,000 bonds, as follows:
8,
to
173,
March
clusive.
Bond Offering—Archie R. Whit¬
Le¬
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
loan
notes
offered
on
1.74%.
Dated
Dated March 1, 1951.
Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
Boston, Mass.
t
Prin¬
ton.
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Note
Oct. 31, 1951.
29,
$200,000 street improvement
$250,000 at 0.94%.
Due
March
Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
bonds.
The
1951.
Dated
man,
Merchants
purchased
was
1.65%.
to
To
issue of $258,-
cipal and interest payable at the
6—
the
Co.:
on
at
March
by Stranahan, Harris & Co.,* Inc.,
Toledo, at a net interest cost
about
callable.
are
awarded to the Farmers and Mer¬
National
reve¬
March
on
Sale—The
building bonds
chased by Siler &
Due
on
Agricultural Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
series
1951.
Due
1951.
(CST)
The bonds maturing
1,
be designated by the
The bonds maturing in
$50,000
notes.
1966
to
neapolis,
April
on
1,
Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
March 21 for the purchase of
$1,455,000 temporary loan, third
ell, of New York City.
$500,000
offered
Due
1956 to 1968 are callable. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
State
MASSACHUSETTS
1
.
to
pany
at
Massachusetts
Note
April 15 from 1952 to 1966 in¬
The bonds maturing in
v.
April
on
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
tem¬
offered
sealed
York City.
Due
April 1 from 1952 to 1968 inclu¬
of
$800,000
notes
Bank, of Boston, at
15 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
terest F-A.
Mass.
count rate of 1.07%.
New
bonds.
Bond
1962 inclusive.
March
purchaser.
March 22 for the
on
sealed
certificates.
of $125,000 building
Dated March 1, 1951.
Due
of
Bedford,
porary
H. A. Norton,
p.m. (EST)
purchase
ceive
1
April 1 from
on
1968.
Dated
Note Sale—The issue of
revenue
April
on
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Mass.
LOUISIANA
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Due
to
Chelsea
Millbury,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Minnesota*
Due
sive.
Mass.
Boston, at 0.98%.
Bond Offering
1955
Ropes,
Med ford,
Secretary of Board of Education,
from 1952 to 1954 inclusive.
1951.
the
sold.
not
Due
was
Toledo, jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
1.81%, as follows:
%
90,000 2s.
Offering—Cornelis Jonker,
Offering
Samuelson, Village Clerk, will
cates
cipal-and interest (A'-O) payable
both of
was
$4,500,000
1117—were
p.
12, 1951.
Bond
on
Sebeka, Minn.
chase
Rapids), Mich.
Monday, March 19, 195
.
.
Certificate
clusive.
purchased
by Stranahan, Harris & Co.- Inc.,
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
15,000 iy2s.
electric light and power revenue,
series of 1951 bonds offered on
March
notes
Trust
issue of $200,-
bonds
March
on
Bonds Not Sold—The
anticipation
at the
&
Britton, Britton Macon Agric. Sch.
Dist;, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Mac-
Township Graded School
11 (P. O. R. R.
Grand
1963
75,000 l3/4s.
and after May
on
tax
or
Bank
MICHIGAN
000
&
Dist. No.
Due 011
Dodge, of Boston.
purchased by the Second National
Bank, of Boston, at 0.93%. Dated
ma¬
1, 1955
are
callable.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Owensboro
turing
000
$400,-
1951.
Co., of New York City. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
%
Sale —The issue of
Note
Owensboro, Ky.
Bond. Offering—E.
J.
16,
Bank, of Boston,
Central
Walker
discount rate of 0.95%.
a
$20,000 214 s.
KENTUCKY
to
of Bos¬
2, 1951.
Principal and in¬
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Barbier, Evely
Farlane, of Detroit.
15—
awarded
906—were
p.
000
temporary loan notes was pur¬
syndicate composed of
Second National
rthe Soden-Zahner Co., of Kansas chased by the
r<3ity, Small-Milburn Co., of Wich¬ Bank, of Boston, and the Arling¬
ton Trust Co., of Lawrence, joint¬
ita, and Seltsan & Co., of Topeka.
ly, at a discount rate of 1.05%.
Olathe, Kan.
'■ Dated March 19, 1951. Due on
1 :
Bond Sale—The issue of $265,- Nov.
9, 1951. Principal and inter¬
000 water works bonds was pur- est
payable at the Second National
; chased
by the First National Bank, Bank,/ of Boston.Legality ap¬
and the Patrons Cooperative Bank,
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
.'both of Olathe, jointly.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston. *
chased by a
March
on
payable at the Citi¬
&
Savings
(J-D)
Commercial
Stevens,
the State Street Trust Co.,
Sale —The issue of $750,-
Note
iCOO school building bonds was pur¬
173,
v.
offered
notes
nue
Palmer &
Lawrence, Mass.
The issue of $356,-
1951.
Sale—The $1,000,000 reve¬
Note
$500,000
Dated
Dated
Kan.
purchased by Beecroft,
<Jo., of Topeka.
.
Bank, Flint.
Legality approved
by Claude H. Stevens, of Berry,
Nov.
on
of 1%.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Armory
13,
tax
Worcester, Mass.
temporary loan notes was pur¬
chased by the National Shawmut
tractors at par.
Horton,
zens
Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of
sewer
purchased by the con¬
was
purchase of $80,anticipation notes.
Due
terest
000
rahan, of New York City.
Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
032.73
March 20 for the
.
Bond
Louis
Park,
Sale—The
improvement
March
12—v.
bonds
173,
Sikeston, Mo.
Minn.
$24,000
p.
street
offered on
1118—were
Bond
Sale—The
000 bonds was
Eisen
&
awarded to the Northwestern Na^
City,
tional
$60,000
Bank,
194s, at
of about
a
of
Minneapolis,
price of 100.10,
i.70%.
a
as
basis
as
issue of $400
purchased by Luca
Waeckerle,
of
follows:
l%s,
water
due
works
on
Kans<
;
>
i
bonds,
March
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
1
fro
olume 173
Number 4995
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1219)
340,000
water
2y4s,
due
1956
to
bonds
.)
1969
o
''The
works
bonds,
March
on
1971
in
1966
to
bonds
dated
are
March
1,
951. Principal and interest (M-S)
ayable
the
at
o.j' Kansas
rbved
Commerce
City.
Trust
Legality
ap-
by Charles & Trauernicht,
St; Louis.
illi. i.
/d
Bridget, Mont.
Offering—G. H.
Reimer,
Clerk,
will receive sealed
ids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
for the purchase of $25,000 water
forks,' first series bonds. Interown
!
st J-D.
_L
5
May
for
the
-high
208,000
of
purchase
building
school
_nds.
Dated. June
20,
1951.
dnortization bonds will be the
irst
choice
serial
and
the
bonds
econd choice of the School Board,
nterest J-D.
NEBRASKA
j.
Alliance,' Neb.
3"Bond
ity
Offering—F.
Clerk,
feids
7:30
Notson,
the
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
for
22
R.
will" receive
until
March
on
of
purchase
$>224,000 paving bonds,
follows:.
as
$90,000 paving district bonds. Due
£
*.
April 1 from 1952 to 1961
on
*
■
Due
No.
Union
Free
&
Dist.
Sch.
(P. O. East Setauket),
Offering
District
Clerk,
bids
sealed
will
until
(EST)
on
chase
of
bonds.
March
on
inclusive.
urer's office in Alliance.
approved
by
,
Legality
Martin
&
Wells,
Lane, of Omaha.
^
vi.
i
/.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
.'
.
,
'
>
'
.
.
Claremont, N. H.
1971
interest
and
the
-
leigh,
until
Dated April 1, 1951.
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on April
1
from
1954
to
1983
inclusive.
1
from
1952
to
noon
Due
1990
April
on
inclusive.
March
11
20
$100,000
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
for
the
water
system
8—v. 173, p. 1010—were
to
the
Otsego County
awarded
National
Bank, of Cherry Valley, as l3As,
at
a
price of 100.10, a basis of
about 1.74%.,
Claverack,
Principal and interest (A-O)
proved
of
by
Heenehan
Sullivan,
&
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
of
able in
New
York
City.
Hempstead
School
Union
New
Orange
Free
Bond
District
No. 9 (P. O.
Hyde Park), N. Y.
New
offered
p.*1118
Bond Offering—Bernard J. Fitz-
patrick,
ceive
District
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
of
Clerk,
will
until
bids
re¬
3
p.m.
March 22 for the pur¬
$450,000
construction
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
City.
North
pay¬
Equitable
the
to
Securities
Corp., Trust
Co.: of Georgia, of
Atlanta,. and
F. W. Craigie & Co., of
Richmond,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
.
interest
cost
of
about
Ghent,
District
No. 2 (P.
March
173,
1.92%,
March
York
of
composed
the
Trust
Co.,
of
Buffalo,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Roose¬
velt & Cross, and R. D. White &
Co., all of New York City, as
2V4S, at a price of 100.47, a basis
about
bonds.
Due
1
March
on
1
from
1952
1956
to
National
NEW JERSEY
a
~5
!
Belmar, N.
1959
due
1967
to
Bond
Sale—The
$65,000
*1-951 bonds offered
Jetty-
March 13—
on
173, p. 1010—were awarded to
Ira Haupt & Co., of New York
-vu
fGity,
basis
a*
2.20s, at
as
price of 100.20,
a
of about
Witt,
receive
sealed
until
bids
3
p.m.
*'
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
Town
C.
Nel¬
will
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
on
general
$323,000
bonds.
on
Dated
improvement
April
1,
Due
1951.
April 1 from 1952 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
(A-O)
Trust
Co.,
interest
and
at
the
Dover
Legality
Dover.
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
proved
&
Wood, of New York City.
t"
School
District
Sale—The
Bond
p'
on
1010—were
$79,000
Merchants
&
SUssex
New
Bank, of Newton,
as
York
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
1951
school
National
2s, at
a
price
pf 100.24, a basis of about 1.96%.
NEW YORK
on
inclusive.
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
offered**
p.
Sale—The
on
Feb.
on
March
12—v.
173,
1010—were awarded to Halsey,
1
from
1952
Buffalo.
a
Co., Inc., jointly,
price of 100.30, a
4,46%. :
.
March
and
1976
Manufac¬
Trust
Legality
Co., of
approved
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on March 15—
Bond
Offering
Village
New
Bond
March
—
Guido,
Peter
$350,000
bonds
con-
offered
on
on
Aug. 1
1951 to 1960 inclusive. Prin¬
the
Oneida
(F-A)
National
payable
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Utica. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
173, p. 1118—were
syndicate composed
Stevenson & Co., Geo.
Bacon,
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., and R. D. White
& Co., all of New York
City, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.55, a basis
Gaines Cent. School District
No.
School
(P. O.
Babylon
District
Union
No.
16
R. F. D. No. 4,
Huntington), N. Y.
(P.
ville),
Bond
Clerk,
bids until
March
$561,000
22
from
N.
syndicate composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Chicago,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both of
Toledo, as 2s, at a price of 100.67>
Braun,
Bosworth
basis of about 1.92%.
a
Loudonville Exempted
Village
School District, Ohio
"
Bond
v
Offering—Aileen
v
Maurer,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu-i
cation,
until
will
receive
sealed
bid4
(EST) on March 29 for
the purchase of $750,000
building
noon
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
1
May 1, 1951.
from
1952
to
Duo
1971
in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Farmers '&
Savings Bank, Loudonville.
Le~
gality approved by Squire, San¬
.
ders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Local Sch.
Dist., Ohio
$37,500 build¬
Sale—The
bonds
offered
March
on
9—
173, p. 1011—were awarded to
the Farmers Bank & Savings
Co.,
of Peebles, as 2V2S, at a price of
100.14,
basis of about 2.48%.
a
Webber,
p.m.
1952
(EST)
for the purchase
of
bonds.
1, 195L Due on Jan. 1
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
(P.
Bond
O. Magnolia), Ohio
Sale—The $590,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
2V4s, at
Ohio
2.20%.
Steubenville, Ohio
Bond
Sale
bonds
The
—
provement,
offered
on
173,
p.
on
Savings
Co., of Cumberland,
Erie
heating
March 8—
1011—were awarded to
Cumberland
as
Bank
2s, at par.
Township Local Sch. Dist.
O. Lacarne), Ohio
(P.
Bond
Offering—Milton
Finken,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
receive
until
p.m.
(EST)
7
sealed
on
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
(A-O)
Dated
■
1
proved
April
from
bids
March 20
for the purchase of $25,000
ing bonds.
1952
build¬
1,
to
1951.
1961
Principal and interest
payable
at
the American
Legality ap¬
Squire,
by
Bond
,
8
Sanders
&
Ohio
Sale—The
1
im¬
$84,500
special
assessment
March
13—
173, p. 1011—were awarded to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, as 1
s, at a price of 100.13,
v.
a
basis
of about
Sullivan
receive
(EST)
chase
Sale—The $10,000
9—
price of 100.42, a basis
a
of about
1.47%.
Sch.
Local
Clerk of Board of
Bond
March
on
v.
173, p. 908—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, aa
Dist.,
Bond Offering—Edna V.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
receive
will
Na¬
Convoy.
Euclid,
A.
3:30
First
Cumberland-Spencer Local School
District (P. O. Cumberland),
Y.
building -1951
Dated Jan.
^
O. Lyndon-
Offering—I.
District
sealed
and
1
Bank of
interest
and
the
Bank, Port Clinton.
Yates, Ridgeway, Carlton and
a
B.
Free
Due
Principal
payable at
tional
the
14—v.
awarded to
of
York
Sale—The
inclusive.
plant bonds offered
Treasurer,
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
at
Dist.,
1951.
Due
semi-annually
on
April and Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1972
&
Whitesboro, N. Y.
cipal and interest
Fire
12—
ing bonds offered on March 15—
v. 173, p. 1118—were awarded
to a
March 14—
on
173, p. 1118—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., as 1V2S, at a
price of 100.45, a basis of about
v.
New York
Levittown
March
on
p.
about 1.97%.
v.
by
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
from
City.
O.
1011—were sold, as 2s,
price of 100.08, a basis of
a
ing
(P. O.
interest
the
at
Traders
1,
Vandewater,
1951.
to
(P.
Ohio
$7,500 school'
sealed
Ohio
Fisher,
Education, will
bids
until
noon
March 22 for the
on
pur¬
of
$144,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
Due on April
and
Oct.
clusive.
1
from
1952
to
1975
in¬
Interest A-O.
Washington
Township (P.
Portsmouth), Ohio
Bond Offering
—
Nellie
O.
Calver,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Township
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon
(ESTK on March 26
for the purchase of $20,000 fire
apparatus bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1950.
Due
on
Dec.
1961 inclusive.
Washington
Dist.
Township
(P. O.
Bond
1 from
Sale
1952 to
Interest J-D.
Toledo
Local Sch•
13), Ohio
The
$1,500,000
on March 8
173, p. 908—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., First of Mich¬
igan Corp., of New York City,
—
building bonds offered
—v.
$798,000 bonds
12—v. 173, p.
a syndicate
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
& Co., of Chicago,
Columbus, and T. H.
Jones & Co., of Cleveland, as 2s,
at a price of 100.55, a basis of
Fulton, Reid & Co., Hayden, Mil¬
about 1.95%.
offered
on
March
806—were awarded to
ler
&
Co.,
Prescott,
Hawley,
John
Nuveen
Ohio
Co.
of
....
•
1.
OKLAHOMA
Shepard & Co., all of Cleveland,
Alfalfa County Indep. Sch. Dist.
and Breed & Harrison, of Cincin¬
IV2S, at ing bonds offered on March 14— Lyndonville.
No. 46 (P. O. Cherokee), Okla.
Legality approved
basis of about v. 173, p. 1118—were awarded to by Vandewater, Skyes, Heckler & nati, as 21/4s, at a price of 100.68,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Roosevelt & Cross, and Hall & Galloway, of New York City.
a basis of about 2.13%.*
improvement bonds
offered
oa
Stuart & Co. Inc. and Blair, Rol¬
lins &
payable
and
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Huntington
$303,000 bonds
dated
are
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
March 22 for the purchase of $23,(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
fire
equipment-1951 bonds.
tional Bank, of Central Square. 000
Due
offered
173,
at
Dist.
Spencerville),
v.
Clearview Local Sch. Dist,
(A-O)
Principal
(M-S)
on
Bond
bonds
1951.
March 20 for the pur¬
$50,000 water system-
of about 2.32%.
Auburn, N. Y.
■
Due
March 1 from 1952 to 1960
on
turers
Offering — Omer J. MatTown Supervisor, will re¬
struction-1951
March 14-^v. 173,
awarded
to, the
126,250 paving-1951 bonds.
The
Hastings, Fort Brewerton Water
District (P. O. Central Square),
Consolidated
(P. O.
Layton), N. J.
'bonds offered
&
Hempstead,
•
P Sandyston-W alpack
ap¬
City.
thys,
receive
(EST)
March 26 for the purchase of
son,
Legality
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of New
Bond
Earl
—
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
office.
by
Heckler
York
2.17%.
Dover, N. J.
Donds
v.
Bond
OHIO
1.41%.
proved
1,
Sale —The
Peebles
ment bonds offered
17), N. Y.
Offering—Henry J. De
Jr., Town Supervisor, will
Bond
Treasurer's
J.
R.
Portsmouth, Ohio
173, p. 1118—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The $200,000 bonds
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
The bonds are dated March 1,
offered on March «14—v. 173, p.
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
1951. Principal and interest (M-S)
1011—were awarded to
Stranahan,
ledo, jointly, as 2V2S, at a price
payable at the First Trust & De¬
Harris & Co., Inc., and Ryan, Suth¬
of 101.39, a basis of about 2.38%.
erland
posit Co., Syracuse. Legality ap¬
&
Co., both of Toledo,
proved by-Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.64,
Columbus, Ohio
a basis of about 1.89%.
burn, of New York City.
Bond Sale.— The $92,631.92
street improvement special assess¬
Tonawanda (P. O.
Sandy Valley Local Sch. Dist.
Kenmore
O.
of
v.
Bond
County (P.
Cat skill), N., Y.
l3/4s,
Lorain), Ohio
Due on
Bank,
as
1951.
14,
R.
Bond
of
inclusive.
2.21%.
Greene
from
1
National
Jennings Local Sch.
inclusive.
follows:
as
$9,000
and
June
011
on
clusive.
1118—were awarded
p.
syndicate
a
Marine
the
$587,000 school bonds,
45,000 school bus bonds.
$880,000 building-1951 bonds offered on March
15—v.
for
(EST)
purchase
March 1 from 1952 to 1981 in¬
Bond Sale—The
to
21
clusive,
receive
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
$542,000 building
Hillsdale,
O. Philmont),
New
Clerk,
W. Pease,
1011—were awarded
p.
First
Sabina.
follows:
Bond Offering—John
fire
March
on
Kent City Sch. Dist., Ohio1
awarded
were
$20,000
Bond Sale—The
$850,000 build¬
(P. O.
N. C.
Sale—The $750,000 bonds
on
March
13—v.
173,
—
173,
the
County
Offering — Ralph Spoor, (EST) on March 22 for the
pur¬
County
Treasurer,
will
receive chase of $1,102,250 bonds, as fol¬
Due on .sealed bids until 2
Convoy Local Sch. Dist., j Ohio
p.m. (EST) on lows:
Dec. 4, 1951.
y
Principal and in¬ March 22 for the
Bond
Offering — Theodore
purchase of
$284,000 water dist.-1951 bonds.
terest payable at the First Na¬
Hertz, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
$278,000
budge t-1951
bonds.
Due on March 1 from 1952 to
tional Bank, of Boston.
Legality Dated March
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1, 1951.
Due on,
1965 inclusive.
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
noon
(EST) on April 2 for the
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1955 in¬
692,000 drainage and sewer dist.-Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
clusive.
purchase of $286,000 building ad¬
Principal and interest
1951 bonds.
Due on March 1
dition
bonds.
Dated
April
2,
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Dated
io
burn, of New York City.
Austerlitz, Livingston and
Bank, of Boston, at 1.28%.
r
8—v.
bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
Huguenot National
Bank, New Platz.
Legality ap¬
Sale^-The
protection bonds offered
on
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1951.
Due
Bank, East Setauket, or at
on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1979 inclu¬
$735,000 school building, series A
City
Bank,
New
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
bonds, as follows: $101,000 2s,
York City.
Legality approved by
payable at the Williston National
due on June 1 from 1953 to
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood of
Bank of East Williston, Williston
1958 inclusive, $272,000
New York City.
l%s,
Park. Legality approved by Haw¬
due on June 1 from 1959 to
Cherry
Valley,
Middlefield and kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
1968
inclusive, and $362,000
York City.
\ > ■ Roseboom Central Sch. Dist.
2s, due on June 1 from 1969
No. 1 (P. O. Cherry
to 1980 inclusive.
Salinu and Clay Central School
Valley), N. Y.
15,000 school building bonds, as
District No.
1
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build(P. O.
follows:
$6,000
2s,
due
on
Liverpool), N. Y.
ing-1950 bonds offered on March
June 1 from 1953 to 1958 in¬
of
First
Easter-
(EST)
on
March 28 for the purchase of
$150,000
water
supply bonds.
p.m.
to
E.
National.
the
000 temporary loan notes was pur¬
by
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
tional
Note Sale—The issue of $125,-
chased
re¬
(M-S) payable at the Tinker Na¬
dated
are
bonds
El¬
ceive sealed bids until
Taghkanic Cent. Sch. Dist.
April 1,
maturing after
five, years from their date of issue
are callable.
Principal and inter¬
est payable at the County Treas¬
The
Offering—Edward C.
Village Treasurer, will
Township (P. O.
Bowersville), Ohio
Bond
bids
re¬
2
1952
Principal
N. Y.
Jefferson
*
N.' C.
sealed
C.
construction
1951. Due
;
from
1
Bond
more,
20 for the pur¬
$630,000
Dobson,
Bond
York
Dated March 1,
March
NORTH CAROLINA
1.93%.
Hillsboro),
Frederick
—
about
New Paltz,
York
New
inclusive.
bonds
1951.
j
2
Bond
April 1 from 1952 to
on
"1961
The
:,5
1961 in¬
and
inclusive..
'
ff"
1952 to
interest
the Babylon
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Legality approved by
Brookhaven
v'^34,000 Graveling district bonds.
.
1 from
Due
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
ceive
arke, District Clerk, will receive
qaled bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
r
March
of
p.m.
Dated March 1, 1951.
clusive. j Principal
(M-S) payable at
basis
a
will
2
$30,000
Hilliard,
"
;Oo/e County Sunburst High Sch.
X Dist. (P. O. Sunburst), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Wade ; W.
until
March 22 for the pur¬
fire truck-1951
on
of
bonds.
on
E.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(EST)
chase
Clarence
—
District
Johnson,
Babylon.
MONTANA
:
Bpnd
Offering
National
<
.
Bond
receive
callable.
are
both
of
New
York
Babylon, West Babylon Fire Dist.1 Co.*
City,
(P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 100.54,
The
inclusive.
maturing
as
from
1
51
as
Bond Sale—The
$295,000 build¬
able
at
the
Citizens
State
Bank,
52
(1220)
March 12
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
173,
v.
—
1119
p.
Lane
were
—
awarded to the Farmers Exchange
Bank,
of Cherokee,
at
in¬
net
a
terest cost of about 1.73%.
Holdenville,
Sold —The
173,
-—v.
$300,000
the
March 13
on
of
1011—were not sold.
p.
Offering—Elmer
Clerk of Board of
United
(CST)
from
Due
V
$21,000
1953
to
'
.
,
1962
No.
15
20,000
'
Aldrige,
p.m. (CST) on March 20 for the
purchase of $31,000 building bonds.
Tillman
No.
1961
to
inclusive.
Bond
awarded to the
of
Offering—Mrs.
First
Grandfield,
at
School
sealed
net
bids
16
interest
Edith
K.
until
Sale—The
$5,000
on
1968
school
clusive.
and
*
improvement,
series
bonds.
on
The
maturing
1, 1957
Principal
and
are
Due
1954 to
,
March
on
1
on
v.
173,
March 8.
on
1011.)
p.
Cambria
County (P.
Ebensburg), Pa.
Offering—M.
on
bids
C.
O.
will
2
p.m.
March 28 for the
pur¬
$419,000 refunding bonds.
April 15, 1951.
Due on
1^61 inclu¬
(M-S)
Sale
Chapman
$524,000
system
revenue-1951
fered on March 12—v.
awarded
—were
Securities
;
to
Corp.,
Bond
&
bonds
of¬
4
173, p. 1012
Equitable
net
a
March
$900,000 Y school
on
the
at
on
bonds.
May
1
inter¬
21
(A-O)
Prin¬
payable
office,
or
City Bank, of New
Legality approved by
City.
West. Virginia
re¬
teson,
p.m.
(State
of)
Bond) Offering—Okey
J
Governor,
&
L.
will
Pat-
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST)
March 21
for
the
purchase
house
1,
Dated
on
of
$7,500,000
1951.
1952
to
Due
1971
Principal ' and
1
in¬
road, series C bonds.
April 1,1951,; Due on April
from
1952
to
1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
interest
able
the
at
pay¬
State Treasurer's
of¬
fice, or at the Chase- National
Bank, of New York City.
Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Legality approved by Peter
Giuliani, < of Montpelier.
York
April 3
$1,000,000
Dated April 1, 1951.
pur¬
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
payable at the Montpelier Na¬
tional Bank, Montpelier, or at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
the
of
improvement
May
from
for
3
noon
at the National
York
for the pur¬
and
Dated
clusive.
on
City.
\/Y
•t
,
VIRGINIA
Vinton,
April 1 from 1952 to 1975
Bond
Bond Offering—W. Alrich
Price, inclusive. Principal and interest
Finance, (A-O) payable at the Chase Na¬
Director of Accounts and
until
of
construction
April
on
will
until
from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Offering—Roscoe R. Wilbids
bids
at the State Treasurer's
Vt.
(EST)
gas
Knoxville, Tenn.
Bond Offering—J. W.
Elmore,
Jr., Mayor, will receive sealed
on
Junction),
sealed
County Court,
cipal and interest
mOht, District Treasurer,'will
ceive
est cost of about 3.13%.
Due
&
v
chase
The
—
school bonds.
Chester, Pa.
f
River
Principal and interest
payable at the Union Na¬
Bank,
Fayetteville.
Le¬
Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬ bids until noon (EST)
for
the
delphia.
purchase
of
<3
on
are
1
$1,000,000 public recre¬
ation
and
playground
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1950.
Due on Oct. 1
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Inter-State Trust Co.,
Building,
28 South Main
Street, White
callable.
Bond
Cherve-
until
1963 and thereafter
the
sealed
(EST)
Hartford' Town
1,
of
chase
1978 inclusive.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Jr., County Controller,
sealed
1,
Clerk
approved
VERMONT
April
County
receive
v
from
on
(P. O. Logan),
Virginia
Bond Offering—Luther
Mounts,
interest
Legality
Due
West
call¬
by Fabian, Clendenin, Moffat
Mabey, of Salt Lake City. -
bonds.
Logan
(M-S) payable at the Town Treas¬
office.
l%s.
WEST VIRGINIA
revenue-1951
bonds
after March
able.
sec¬
Due
works
Dated March 1, 1951. Due
March 1 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
on
100,000 water works improve¬
ment,
general
obligation
tional
Dated
County Con. Sch. Dist.
38 (P. O. Lincoln Lane, Y
Corvallis), Ore.
water
April 1 from
on
1960 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Dated
April 1, 1951.
receive
urer's
scheduled to be made
April 15 from 1953 to
Benton
offered
to
Al¬
bonds.
c
chase of
OREGON
Bond
1954
will
320,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on
March 26 for the purchase of
$60,-
sec¬
Due
L.
March 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
sive.
bonds'
bonds.
from
street
ond
March
(EST)
cost of about 1.38%.
No.
1
inclusive.
April 12 for the
purchase of $55,000 improvement
bonds.
(The sale was originally
nak,
State Bank,
a
series,
Clerk,
Due
1953 to
Offering—Golden
Town
000
extension,
The bonds are dated -March
Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive 1*951.
The
bonds* maturing
receive
1011—were
p.
March
on
len,
follows:
as
sewerage
ond
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Boothwyn, R. D.), Pa.*
Bond
Bond Sale—The $56,000 school
improvement 'bonds offered on
173,
$15,000
60,000
Due
Bond
receive
bids until 2 p.m.
bonds,
March 16 in
on
,
>
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Crandfield),
14—v.
2.26%,
will
Sulli¬
(CST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $175,000
Bethel
Oklahoma
March
Due
2V4S.
249
<}■]
price of 100.03,
a
sealed
Louise
Robinson,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
sealed
bids
until
2:30
1954
Bank,
—
Monday, March 19, 1951
.
.
$387,000 2s.
clusive.
;
receive
Due from
National
Offering
City. I Clerk,
van,
PENNSYLVANIA
(P. O. Velma), Okla.
Joe
14—
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
inclusive.
■
—
school
March
Bond
pur¬
•
Offering
i
UTAH
Centerville, Utah
March
Stephens County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond
TENNESSEE
Fayetteville, Tenn.
1955 and 1956.
bonds.
_
States
$4,000 21/2s.
Education, will
building
52
follows:
as
Brown,
March 20 for the
on
of
$24,000
on
Portland, at
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase
offered
net interest cost of about
a
Le Flore County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Talihina), Okla.
Bond
No.
173, p. 1011—were awarded to
v.
Bonds Not
Dist.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Okla.
airport bonds offered
Sch.
County
(P. O. 1801 Echo Hollow
Road, Eugene), Ore.
.
WISCONSIN
Va.
Offering—F.
Delavan
M.
Hayden,
Town Clerk, will
receive; sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on March
:
(City and Town) Joint
School District No. <1,_ Wis.
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 2%%
City. Le¬ 21
grade school building and
10:30 a.m. (EST) on March 27 for
for the purchase of $250,000
equip¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
the United States National Bank,
ment bonds offered on March 14
the
purchase of $1,000,000 im¬
sewage
disposal - bonds. < Dated
Dawson, of New York City.
of Portland, as l%s, at a price of
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
April* 1, 1951.' Due on .'April 1 —173, p. 1012—were awarded to
Lincoln County (P. O.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., at a price
100.17, a basis of about 1.69%.
1951. Due on April 1 from 1952 to
froin * 1952
inclusive.
to•. 1976
of 100.84, a basis of about
1968 inclusive. Legality approved
Fayetteville), Tenn.
2.10%..
Principal and interest (A-O). pay¬
Central Lincoln People's Utility
Bond Offering
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
A.; E. Simms, able at the Town Treasurer's Of¬ yLake (P. O. 4001 South 6th
District (P. O. Newport), Ore.
St.,
of Philadelphia.
County Judge, will receive sealed fice. Legality approved
Y
Milwaukee .15), Wis.
Y Y
by Wood,
Bond Sale—The $475,000 elec¬
bids until
1:30
Bond
p.m.
(CST) on King & Dawson, of New York
Offering — Henry
A. |
tric
revenue
bonds
offered
on
Coraopolis, Pa.
April 16 for the purchase of $225,- City.
Rajchel, Town Clerk, will receive
March 12—v. 173, p. 612—were
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general 000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
sealed bids until 3
p.m. (CST) on '
awarded to a syndicate composed
WASHINGTON
March 19 for the purchase of
obligation bonds offered on March 1950. Due on May 1 from 1951 to
$74,- 4
of Blyth & Co., of
Portland, Kal- 13—v. 173, p. 1011—were awarded 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
000
local
improvement ' general "
Jefferson County (P. O.
man
&
terest (M-N) payable at the Union
Co., of St. Paul, and to a syndicate composed of
obligation bonds.
Fauset,
Dated April 1,
Port Townusend), Wash.,
Fordyce & Co., of Portland, at a Steele & Co., S. K.
1951.
Due on April 1 from 1953
Cunningham National Bank of Fayetteville. Le¬
price of 98.01, a net interest cost & Co., and George G. Applegate & gality approved by Chapman & 1 Bond Offering—Helen J. Eads, to 1961
inclusive.
The bonds are
Count y
of about 2.56%, as follows:
Auditor, will receive callable.
Co., all of Pittsburgh, as l%s, Cutler, of Chicago.
Principal and interest
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
at par.
(PST) on payable at such bank
$283,000 21As. Due on Jan. 1 from
in
Mil- »
March 27 for the purchase of
TEXAS
1953 to 1965 inclusive.
$22,- waukee
County as may be mutu- 1
000
Whitehall Township (P. O.
funding
general
obligation ally agreeable to
Gaines County (P. O.
192,000 2%s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
the purchaser
bonds. Dated April
Hokendawqua), Pa.
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
1, 1951. Due and the Town
Seminole), Texas C
on April
Board.Legality
1 from 1953 to 1961 in¬
Bond Sale—The $55,000 general
Bond Sale—The issue of
approved
$399,by Lines, Spooner & '
clusive. The bonds
Coos County Sch. Dist. No. 91-C
obligation bonds offered on March 000
maturing after
3%
and
2lk%
v
roadn and 5 years from date
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
12—v. 173, p. 1012—were awarded
(P. O. Charleston), Ore.
thereof are
bridge refunding, series 1951
Stevens Point, Wis.
callable.
Principal and interest
Bond
Offering—The Clerk of to Warren W. York & Co., of Al- bonds was purchased by C. E.
Bond Offering —
(A-O)
Henry Yulga,
payable
at
the
Board of Education will receive lentown, as 2s, at a price of 100.20. Davis &
County
Co., of Lubbock. Dated
City
Treasurer's office.
Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until March 26 for the
Feb. 15, 1951.
Legality ap¬
Legality approved
sealed bids until 5
p.m. (CST) on
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
purchase of $9,100 school con¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
by Dumas, Huguenin & BoothMarch
19
for
the
6 Horowitz, of Seattle.
purchase
of
struction bonds.
man, of Dallas.
$159*500 general obligation bonds,
Greelyville, S. C.
as follows:
Kennewick, Wash.
•'*
Bond Sale—The issue of
Graham, Texas
Corvallis, Ore.
$70,Bond Offering—The
Bond Offering—R. W.
000 water works bonds was
City Clerk $112,000 sewage system refunding Bond
pur¬
Jackman, will
Offering—George Simerreceive sealed
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1951. *
bids until 8
ville, City Recorder, will receive chased by E. H. Pringle & Co., of City Secretary, will receive sealed
Due on April 1 from 1953 to
p.m.
(PST) on March 20 for the
sealed bids until 1:30
Charleston, and R. S. Dickson & bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
p.m. (PST)
1968 inclusive. The
purchase of $150,000 water reve¬
bonds are j
on
April 2 for the purchase of Co., of Charlotte, jointly,; as fol¬ 23 for the purchase of $298,000
callable before
nue, second lien bonds.
water works and
lows:
maturity. InY
sewer
$92,198.60
improvement
system
bonds.
March
on
14—
will
receive
sealed
bids
v.' 173, p. 1119—were awarded to
until
tional Bank, New York
—
.
,
.
-.
,
1
Dated April 1, 1951. Due on
April
1 from 1952 to 1961
inclusive. The
bonds maturing on or after two
years from date of issue
60,000 4s.
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre
office.
of Portland.
Due
Due
1959 to
(A-O)
payable
33As.
March
on
The
on
March 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1951.
The
dated
are
bonds
1956,
March
maturing
are callable.
1,
on
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the
Central
Hanover
Bank
&
Trust
Co., New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
SOUTH
Notice of Quarterly Dividend
The
Board
of
quarterly
share
Directors
dividend of
the
on
has
20
Commoii
payable
May
stockholders of record at
business
This
to
April
13,
dividend
holders
Common
cents
1,
the
close
to
holders
be
Preferred
the
Stocks
the
distributed
shares
changed for the
surrendered
new
T.
March
14,
1951
Offering—G. W.
and
ex¬
Dated Jan. 1,1951.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclusive.
The bonds maturing after Jan.
1,
1962,
are
Legality
callable.
approved
Interest
by
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Clerk,
until
17
$2,000,000
series
1948.
1988
for
J-J.
Faegre
&
interest
(J-D)
$140,000
Principal and in¬
at the City
at the Chem¬
Bank
& Trust Co., of" New
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
of
2V2s and 23/4s.
San
Antonio,
as
Dated Feb. 15,1951.
Legality approved by Dumas,
Hugu£nin & Boothman, of Dallas.
from
14—
|
1.98%,
as
,
1964
County
Bond
Sch.
County
—
Treasurer,;
(PST) on
purchase of $57,building and equipment bonds.
County (P. O.
Bellingham), Wash.
was
of
the
obligation
First
refunding
National
Portland, jointly, at
par,
a
1.83%,
net
as
&
Co.,
Bank, all
a
interest cost
follows:
,
ONTARIO
Thorold
price of
of
Separate
about
School
Board,
Ontario
Y
Bond
Sale—The
was
$87,000
purchased
by
school
Wood,
Gundy & Co., of Toronto, and the
Royal Bank of Canada, of Mon-
f.
1
treal, jointly, as ZVzs, at a price
of 95.94, a basis of
about .3.99%.
Due
on
inclusive.
i
purchased by Foster &
Marshall, Atkinson-Jones
and
,
-
CANADA
March
.
30
from -1952
:
,
.
.
.
.
to
-
;
Y
QUEBEC
Sale—The issue of $707,-
general
bonds
Y
Principal and interest payable
City Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Lines; Spooner
& Quarles, of Milwaukee.
1971
Whatcom
Bopd
1
inclusive.
-
f
bonds
W. H. Ehlers,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
March 29 for the
122
1966
at the
Dist.
(P. O. Okanogan),
Offering
to
Interest M-S.
on
Washington
!
000
Texas
Sale—The issue of $250,000 school house bonds was
pur¬
chased
by the First of Texas
Due
School
Completion-1951 bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on March 1
inclusive.,;
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
about
'
March
March 1
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
l3/4s.
Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1970
1948,
1,
:
135,000
York
Corporation
of
21/4S.
No. 405
payable
Tahoka Con.
cost
of
Dec.
March
follows:
Okanogan
Dated
on
Washington
Trust
Co.,
of
Spokane, at a price of par, a net
on
of
:
1012—were awarded to
p.
the
sealed
Dec. 1 from 1951 to
inclusive.
offered
173,
(CST)
works
bonds.
on
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
purchase
the
torGst A"0
47,500 P. J. Jacobs High
; Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
Carr, Jr.,
receive
p.m.
water
A-2
Due
will
7:30
405
bonds
v.
Nashville, Tenn.
Bond Offering—W. M.
ical
Shelton,
for the purchase of $34,000 sewer
bonds.
Principal and
Treasurer's office, or
City Auditor, will receive sealed
MILES
Treasurer.
Bond
on
interest (A-O) payable at the Re¬
public National Bank, of Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas, and
the Attorney-General of the State.
terest
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 23
Common Stock.
VINCENT
State
par.
(or
Queens
Borough
Gas
&
Company and Nassau & Suf¬
Lighting
Company
until
such
been
3s, at
Preferred
Company
old
of
have
as
and
Electric
folk
Security
Bank, of Emery,
Wall, S. Dak.
not
old
of
was pur¬
of
Certificates of Deposit for said
Stocks)
or
general obligation bonds
chased
by
the
'
1951.
of
the
to
the
Stocks
per
of
1951
will
of
Bond Sale—The issue of
$6,000
declared
Stock
Company,
callable.
are
April
Emery, S. D.
Due
April 1
from 1952 to 1970 inclusive. The
bonds maturing in 1962 and there¬
bids
DAKOTA
COMPANY
a
No.
1951.
City
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING
'f
King County Bellevue Sch. Dist.
1,
after
bonds
March 1,
at
revenue, series 1951 bonds. Dated
April
1
from 1954 to 1958 inclusive.
call¬
are
able. Principal and interest
$10,000
Senneterre School
Commission,
"
Quebec
Bond Sale—The issue of
$225,- "
000 school bonds was
purchased '
by L. G. Beaubien & Co., of Mont- real, as 3^s, at a price of 91.07,
a
basis of about 4.73%.' • Dated :
Jan. 1, 1951. Due on
Jan. 1 from
]
'
-
1952 to
1966 inclusive.
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